Are Progressives Too Hard On Joe Kennedy III?
February 4, 2018
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as posted by the channelIn this Majority Report clip, Sam Seder talks with Mindy about her concerns that progressives are demonizing Joe Kennedy too much.
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"The young politician gave the most important speech of his life Tuesday night at a vocational school in a working-class town in front of a Ford Mustang that screamed “old manufacturing economy.” He spoke for unity across regional and racial lines — “the mechanic in Pittsburgh and the teacher in Tulsa and the day-care worker in Birmingham” — in support of economic fairness and against those who conquer by sowing division.
Oh yes, and the 37-year-old’s last name is Kennedy.
Rep. Joe Kennedy (Mass.) seemed ideal to deliver the Democratic response to President Trump’s State of the Union address. And his selection of Fall River, Mass., as his venue sent a welcoming signal to the party’s lost souls. While Hillary Clinton won the city in 2016, deep economic discontent allowed Trump to up the GOP’s share by 11 points. Kennedy brought with him his family’s tradition of confronting dividers on behalf of a diverse alliance, a role Barack Obama famously played 14 years ago."
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