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DNC policy discussion (self.politicaldiscussion)
submitted 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) by laverabe to c/politicaldiscussion
 

Who decides what policies the DNC chooses for their national platform? Obviously corporate donors effect the bottom line of the organization, but who are the power brokers internally at the DNC that make the decisions to create those policies that favor corporations over people?

This is their leadership team, but something tells me they're not the ones making the decisions to not advocate for Medicare for all, or other widely popular left wing policies.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 month ago

Owner class dictates the real policy, DNC's job is to frame in such a way that normies can accept it.

They have been failing at this recently since peasants are getting restless with endless promises and jack shit to show for anything besides some "cosmetic" shite to run in the fake news headline.

I doubt peasant class will be able to work within DNC framework to drive policy change. Got to go into opposition to two party regime IMHO

Also, we all can do some direct action and deny these owner parasite class profits where possible...

As a worker, you need to advocate for your wage. Remember that your primary job is being paid, what you do to get paid is secondary. Your employer's job is to underpay you... they are your enemy.