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Hey, Democrats: The Clinton era is finally over, and "triangulation" is dead at last

Dec 20, 2022 View Original Article
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    -50% Medium Liberal

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    6% Center

  • Politician Portrayal

    9% Positive

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : Way to Win's post-election poll found that abortion ranked nearly equal to jobs and the economy on Pennsylvania voters' minds.
50% : Additionally, the poll found a gulf between moderates and conservatives in the Keystone State on all matters, from the economy and inflation (with 80% of conservatives and 44% of moderates citing concerns) to protecting democracy (with 17% of conservatives and 28% of moderates citing concerns) to abortion and reproductive freedoms (just 3% of conservatives but 27% of moderates cited concerns).
49% : It was triangulation that led Democrats to push welfare reform, free trade agreements, school privatization and the expansion of the carceral state -- all ideas birthed in conservative think tanks.
46% : John Fetterman centered his U.S. Senate campaign around legalizing marijuana, reforming the criminal justice system, increasing the minimum wage and supporting labor unions.

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