fundamentally doesn t believe the system is working and one group does. well, accept i think where the groups come together, and this is the challenge for democrats and the opportunity. if you look at the questions in the pew study about whether the economic system un235irly favors the powerful, every democratic group is at a solid majority at that level. i think two of the groups at 99%. one is at 67%. you know, on the republican side, none of the groups are a majority. there is a clear difference on that perception and if you add in another very important economic question, what you talked about with the panel, about corporate tax cuts should be raised or lowered. to me, this is just like health care was a unifying issue for democrats. the tax giveaways and there s no reform in the tax giveaway to corporate america is a place democratic groups all four, are strongly allied and not a single republican group is in a
staudte. largely, solid liberals, highly educated engaged democrats believe in big government and social safety net. the best illustration of this group would be barack obama. his home group. next largest democratic group are what are referred to as disaffected democrat. your fed up voters on the left say the economic system unfair and businesses make too much profit. it s the group bernie sanders would probably fall into, if you were actually a democrat. elizabeth warn is the face of this group and opportunity democrats. financially comfortable, and are concerned about the environment and social issues also more hawkish on the world stage. it s the group for hillary clinton and perhaps a michael bloomberg, again, isn t actually currently a registered democrat. lastly, what they call devout and diverse. a racially and ethnically diverse group who believe more action is needed to achieve racial equality and say faith in god is necessary in order to the moral. former president jimmy cart
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ooh, they could flip to the other side because they could swing? i mean, look, you probably heard me say a million times, if you heard me say it at all, that the way you have to win, win the middle. one of the things that the typology exposes while you re talking about the fractured republicans and fractured democrats. most people are not monolithic in their views. extreme republicans and extreme democrats in this typology are about 20% of the elech rit each, meaning another 60% of voters out there who have mixed feelings about issues. you have to talk to them about things not only important in their lives but reflect where their values are. that s one of the values of this. this is designed to create some of those tensions among and between groups and i think they do a reasonable job of it. we need to be able to speak to people of faith more than we do. we need to speak to people who are in rural america, hurting, more than we do.