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===Democratic party===
===Democratic party===
Democratic party has a history of melding coalition groups with divergent agendas together under the [[Marxist]] banner of [[class struggle]]. For example, the melding of the [[Feminist]] movement in the 1970s and [[Gay rights]] movement in the 1990s with the [[African American]] [[civil rights movement]]. Typically in these grand coalitions, one group gets elbowed aside and becomes the loser.
The [[Democratic party]] has a history of melding coalition groups with divergent agendas together under the [[Marxist]] banner of [[class struggle]]. For example, the melding of the [[Feminist]] movement in the 1970s and [[Gay rights]] movement in the 1990s with the [[African American]] [[civil rights movement]]. Typically in these grand coalitions, one group gets elbowed aside and becomes the loser.
Some groups' agendas are in direct conflict with each other -- for example the moral issue of civil rights based on condition of birth verses homosexual rights based on a choice of lifestyle. In the coalition of [[environmentalist]]s and [[labor union]]s labor unions turned out to be the big losers as workers jobs were shipped overseas in the name [[globalism]] and [[climate change]]. While environmentalists supported efforts like clean air and alternative fuels, automobile makers jobs were destroyed by increasing regulations. Such policies led to cutbacks and layoffs.
Some groups' agendas are in direct conflict with each other -- for example the moral issue of civil rights based on condition of birth verses homosexual rights based on a choice of lifestyle. In the coalition of [[environmentalist]]s and [[labor union]]s labor unions turned out to be the big losers as workers jobs were shipped overseas in the name [[globalism]] and [[climate change]]. While environmentalists supported efforts like clean air and alternative fuels, automobile makers jobs were destroyed by increasing regulations. Such policies led to cutbacks and layoffs.