They only look dead : why progressives will dominate the next political era
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TextPublication details: New York Simon & Schuster 1996Description: 352 pISBN: 9780684807683Subject(s): Conservatism | Liberalism | Progressivism (United States politics) | ConservatismDDC classification: 320.97309049 Summary: onne once again goes against the grain to demonstrate that the Democrats' failures do not add up to Republican dominance. Dionne contends that the GOP's laissez-faire approach is no answer to the frustrations of an electorate that, while skeptical of bureaucracies, still wants a government that governs.
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onne once again goes against the grain to demonstrate that the Democrats' failures do not add up to Republican dominance. Dionne contends that the GOP's laissez-faire approach is no answer to the frustrations of an electorate that, while skeptical of bureaucracies, still wants a government that governs.
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