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liberals occasionally justaprogressive Thursday #1
That's my impression. So I guess that makes him part of the "establishment" Walleye Thursday #11
Historically, by the Progressive Era bucolic_frolic Thursday #2
Both do both paleotn Thursday #5
Can't entirely agree or disagree bucolic_frolic Thursday #7
You couldn't slide piece of paper through the difference paleotn Thursday #3
Agree. It's lost all meaning. BannonsLiver Thursday #26
Progressives stand for progress and change Fiendish Thingy Thursday #4
I'm glad you noted "stand for" progress and change. W_HAMILTON Thursday #8
Well, I was referring to progressive politicians specifically, not voters Fiendish Thingy Thursday #14
Yes, it is standing up for one's values. W_HAMILTON Thursday #19
Like I said, a debateable strategy Fiendish Thingy Thursday #25
It's your civic duty to vote. It's either or. Walleye Thursday #43
I agree casting a ballot should be mandatory Fiendish Thingy Thursday #46
I get the feeling that the purpose of elections, to determine the will of the people, is being buried somehow Walleye Thursday #51
I'm sure someone will chime in with some intricate delineation... W_HAMILTON Thursday #6
This is what I think, too. CrispyQ Thursday #16
I think in this particular election being against Trump is enough Walleye Thursday #44
Some are hip buzzwords Keepthesoulalive Thursday #52
lets divide progressives. rampartd Thursday #9
simple Whip-poor-will Thursday #10
Liberals are more about individual freedom; progressives want to build new structures muriel_volestrangler Thursday #12
This Progressive is so far left of left... ZDU Thursday #13
Thank you to everyone who answered. It's all very interesting. Walleye Thursday #15
Agree - whether people like it or not we have a two party system in America. walkingman Thursday #18
The two party system is a huge part of the problem. The Madcap Thursday #31
I do wish we has a parliamentary system. I also wish we were a democracy instead of a democratic republic walkingman Thursday #36
Joe Biden managed to get some bipartisan legislation passed Walleye Thursday #45
And if they don't like the two party system, they can feel free to think of it as 100+ million party system. W_HAMILTON Thursday #37
The word "Liberal" has numerous meanings and different usages. LeftInTX Thursday #28
I personally think withholding votes, is a shade of "anarchism" LeftInTX Thursday #34
There are many people who feel the same way we do politically, but they refuse to participate. I don't know what Walleye Thursday #47
The way I look at it is this.... walkingman Thursday #17
I described myself as a proud Democrat Walleye Thursday #24
I'm a "big tent Democrat" LeftInTX Thursday #33
Message auto-removed Name removed Thursday #20
I have always identified myself as a liberal for one very simple reason Peacetrain Thursday #21
I'm a liberal and proud of it. Raftergirl Thursday #22
This message was self-deleted by its author Prairie_Seagull Thursday #23
Incrementalists within the system vs. Reformers who think the system is broken Sympthsical Thursday #27
Progressives are Liberals Progressive dog Thursday #29
A sliver. RandySF Thursday #30
Progressives are more idealistic, less pragmatic... BH liberal Thursday #32
What is the benefit of this question? We all need each other.... legallyblondeNYC Thursday #35
Progressives tend to work towards a group goal. haele Thursday #38
Redefined: progressive (anti-establishment, working class, good) liberal (establishment, elite, not progressive, evil). betsuni Thursday #39
In recent years, Progressives work for progress, 31j20b3 Thursday #40
They used to be called blue dog Democrats and were mostly southern. Raftergirl Thursday #48
Yes, I was just going to remark on that. In Delaware we had a very liberal Republican governor. But those days are gone Walleye Thursday #50
Lincoln Chaffee was another one. He eventually left the R party and became a D. Raftergirl Thursday #53
So did the governor I mentioned. Governor Peterson. Walleye Thursday #54
Liberals support liberty. Progressives support progress. meadowlander Thursday #41
Imo, a progressive is someone who is afraid of the word liberal. ananda Thursday #42
That is my general impression Walleye Thursday #49
there is no difference mike_c Thursday #55
I don't think there is an equivalent in the Republican party Walleye Thursday #56
Liberals are center-left and progressives are left many a good man Thursday #57
Well said! BH liberal Thursday #58
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