The Emerging Democratic MajorityAt the beginning of the 21st century, with the Presidency and the House in Republican hands, political experts Judis and Teixeira convincingly use hard data to forecast the dawn of a new progressive era. |
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... Party and increasingly identified with the Democratic Party . The many professionals who actively supported these groups or merely subscribed to their goals followed suit . It became another impetus for professionals to abandon the ...
... Party and increasingly identified with the Democratic Party . The many professionals who actively supported these groups or merely subscribed to their goals followed suit . It became another impetus for professionals to abandon the ...
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... Democratic Party and account for much of the move toward the Democrats among women as a whole.43 But one issue that concerned female voters directly as women and clearly turned many college - educated women toward the Democratic Party ...
... Democratic Party and account for much of the move toward the Democrats among women as a whole.43 But one issue that concerned female voters directly as women and clearly turned many college - educated women toward the Democratic Party ...
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... Democratic Party was opposition to the civil rights movement — and more broadly , the cluster of issues with race at their core . White working - class identification of the Democratic Party with blacks has remained a major factor in ...
... Democratic Party was opposition to the civil rights movement — and more broadly , the cluster of issues with race at their core . White working - class identification of the Democratic Party with blacks has remained a major factor in ...
Contents
The Politics of Postindustrial America | 1 |
Whos in the Emerging | 37 |
The Geography of the New Majority | 69 |
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