Data for Progress - Earlier this month, the Congressional Progressive Caucus released
its “Progressive Proposition Agenda,” an extensive list of domestic
policy proposals that would ideally serve as a blueprint for the next
Congress if President Biden and the Democrats win this November. The
agenda, endorsed by the nearly 100-member caucus and numerous
progressive groups, can be found in full here. Data for Progress tested public support for several of the top
policies included in the Progressive Proposition Agenda, particularly
those related to lowering costs and empowering workers, as well as raising wages. The new survey finds broad support for this agenda — among the Democratic base, as well as among Independents and voters in swing states. The most popular policy tested — requiring stronger safety
protections for workers, including those dealing with extreme heat — is
supported by 88% of voters, including at least 85% of Democrats,
Independents, and Republicans. More than 70% of voters, including
majorities across party lines, also support the following policies:
increasing government spending on affordable home- and community-based
care for seniors and people with disabilities (83%), implementing a tax
on corporations whose CEOs make at least 50 times more than their median
employee (80%), requiring corporations to pay the same tax rate on
profits earned abroad as they do on profits earned in the U.S. to
address outsourcing (79%), providing free pre-K to all 3-and 4-year-olds
(76%), increasing government spending on child care (73%), and
establishing national clean energy standards (71%). The most divisive policy tested — repealing Donald Trump's tax cuts
on corporations and individuals making more than $400,000 per year — is
still supported by a majority of likely voters (58%), including 81% of
Democrats and 59% of Independents.
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May 18, 2024
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Bernie Sanders one sentence says it all.
Except it's more of a plutocracy, since it's primarily related to money, but no need to split "heirs".
I only wish the Dem party had not worked so hard, behind the scenes, to ensure that Obama would be nominated over Sanders. Life would be very different today.
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