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Democrats’ populist bargain looks familiar to Republicans
- For ten years, Democrats have denied that their grassroots liberals resemble Republican voters who support populists like President Donald Trump.
- The Democratic Party often rejects comparisons suggesting their base shares traits with Republican populist supporters.
- There is a reluctance within the Democratic Party to admit similarities between their supporters and Republicans backing controversial figures.
- The article's author, Drucker, is a Bloomberg columnist and senior writer for The Dispatch, and wrote 'In Trump's Shadow: The Battle for 2024 and the Future of the GOP'.
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Democrats’ populist bargain looks familiar to Republicans
“Oh no, not us — not ever.” For 10 years running, that’s been the Democratic response to any suggestion that grassroots liberals are like Republican voters and equally susceptible to supporting scandal-plagued populists like President Donald Trump.
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