Democrats Call GOP's Bluff With Vote To Extend Middle Class Tax Cuts

The problem is with the Democratic Party as a whole; primarying Obama (and/or running liberal candidates against imcumbent Democrats in primaries) isn't going to solve the problem, if it's even possible to solve it and save us all (if they haven't managed to game the entire system to keep them in place until we descend into banana republican­ism).  I suppose if there are any real and true Democrats left in the DLC-contro­lled Democratic Party, they might stage a rebellion and a revolution within the party itself, but there's no role for the People in that (unless Democratic voters are willing to get active, join and participat­e in the Democratic Party en masse now).

It's more likely that an internal purge (without the outside new blood of Democratic voters joining the party and becoming active internally within the party) would just be a bloodbath, leaving the Democratic Party in ruins.

There's something to be said for that, but it would revitalize the Republican Party, by driving the DLC Democrats to the Republican Party, swamping and taking over the GOP from the extreme rightwinge­rs controllin­g it now. That may be the only way for a third party, encompassi­ng the values and ideology of the left, to emerge and become viable.
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