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The central premise of the article is faulty: That Democratic policies (or "Innovation Liberalism") created the divide between the wealthy and the working class
by jt2190 11y ago
The central premise of the article is faulty: That Democratic policies (or "Innovation Liberalism") created the divide between the wealthy and the working class in Massachusetts, when in fact it has always been the opposite: The divide was already there, and the party in power serves to maintain it while playing lip service to some ideals.
- dang 11y agoYou may be right, but an article with a faulty central premise can still be interesting and worth discussing. It would be better to post your observation as a top-level comment and better still to make it engage more with the specific claims of the OP. (It's also possible that that's not really Frank's central premise, given that this is a excerpt from a book on a larger topic.)