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<blockquote data-quote="refineryworker05" data-source="post: 3390486" data-attributes="member: 66082">Again, I don’t think republicans actually care about that stuff. I have given examples. It’s not only hypocrisy it’s that they never really cared.Again comparing the two party’s.I see the Democratic Party as a multiracial party whose main base are united around being treated illegally within American society and they see Democratic policies as a way to address that stuff. I see these groups in the Democratic as having different priorities that sometimes butt up against each other which creates huge conflicts and a lack of cohesion. I also see that democratic voters are much less trusting of the wealthy and capitalism working fairly or American institutions working fairly. I also see the Democratic Party dominated by rich old white people, who are much more concerned and have much more faith in with making sure American capitalism and American institutions work.So this creates huge conflicts with Democrats and their base who are Not exactly liberal but would like to see Democrats be more aggressive in changing certain institutions or correcting the excesses of capitalism. This leads to democratic elected officials not going far enough in the eyes of their base.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="refineryworker05, post: 3390486, member: 66082"] Again, I don’t think republicans actually care about that stuff. I have given examples. It’s not only hypocrisy it’s that they never really cared. Again comparing the two party’s. I see the Democratic Party as a multiracial party whose main base are united around being treated illegally within American society and they see Democratic policies as a way to address that stuff. I see these groups in the Democratic as having different priorities that sometimes butt up against each other which creates huge conflicts and a lack of cohesion. I also see that democratic voters are much less trusting of the wealthy and capitalism working fairly or American institutions working fairly. I also see the Democratic Party dominated by rich old white people, who are much more concerned and have much more faith in with making sure American capitalism and American institutions work. So this creates huge conflicts with Democrats and their base who are Not exactly liberal but would like to see Democrats be more aggressive in changing certain institutions or correcting the excesses of capitalism. This leads to democratic elected officials not going far enough in the eyes of their base. [/QUOTE]

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