A periodic newsletter from the Center for Working-Class Politics
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Democratic Campaign Rhetoric, 2020-2024
Troy Jackson rallies union allies in Maine. A Democratic candidate causes a headache for Dan Osborn in Nebraska. And Anton Jäger on the Hyperpolitics of the elite.
But first, two new CWCP-affiliated reports
Below you’ll find a range of ne...
The Left’s Coalition Crisis
Jared Abbott and Joan Williams have a new report out today on the class divide on the Left and what might be done about it. The analysis provides among the most comprehensive and up-to-date portrait of the various class-based attitude gaps...
The Democratic Debate About Class
Congressional Candidate Kaela Berg (MN-02)
The class debate in the Democratic Party rages on. The Troy Jackson train picks up steam. Bob Brooks picks up endorsements. And a new poll has Kaela Berg neck-and-neck with her potential Republic...
On Populists and Politicians
Brian Poindexter addresses a union crowd.
Are Democrats too concerned with image over ideas? Do blue-collar candidates have any value? It seems almost everyone is trying to draw big lessons from the Platner campaign fallout. Some fair, som...
Graham Platner is out. Troy Jackson should replace him
Why not Troy Jackson for Senate? A new poll finds Americans think the economy is bad and getting worse. The case for nationalizing AI. Yet more evidence for economic populism. Rural initiatives that work to reduce ideological polarization....
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Dustin "Dino" Guastella is Director of Operations for Teamsters Local 623 and a research associate with the Center for Working-Class Politics.
Mom, wife, friend, union maid, socialist, Jew for Palestine, proud permanent Philadelphian. Writing about all of the above and more, plus giving advice!
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