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cachukis

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1. To me it began with the Dems during Clinton and

Reply to Celerity (Original post)

Mon Dec 4, 2023, 06:18 PM

Dec 2023

DLC. He felt Wall Street could not be ignored. Hasn't been ignored since.

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Sen. Chris Murphy: 'This Party Has Not Made a Firm Break From Neoliberalism' [View all] Celerity Dec 2023 OP

To me it began with the Dems during Clinton and cachukis Dec 2023 #1

Began with Reagan but Clinton gave it lots of oxygen malaise Dec 2023 #5

It started before then: Celerity Dec 2023 #6

Yes, and all that. But it was, in my estimation cachukis Dec 2023 #7

fair enough, I just always strive to do a comprehensive (as much as is reasonable here on DU) historical review Celerity Dec 2023 #8

You are on it. Background, evidence. When I see cachukis Dec 2023 #9

My familial upbringing, my academic background, my current profession, and simply living in Sweden (and before that Celerity Dec 2023 #12

Enjoy the run. May it last forever. cachukis Dec 2023 #15

To clarify, Neoliberalism is not the same as Centrism Fiendish Thingy Dec 2023 #10

agree Celerity Dec 2023 #13

*To Murphy, the issue of corporate concentration runs deeper than just consumer pricing and equitable growth. elleng Dec 2023 #2

K&R! nt Carlitos Brigante Dec 2023 #3

Neoliberalism was the response to the devastating victories of Reagan/Thatcher economics DBoon Dec 2023 #4

Neoliberalism is an economic ideology, not a Left/Right political ideology Fiendish Thingy Dec 2023 #11

It goes beyond mere economics. It contains many elements of sociology, philosophy (political and otherwise), Celerity Dec 2023 #14

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