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Thomas L. Hutcheson's avatar

This is the implicit thesis of Radical Centrist. https://thomaslhutcheson.substack.com/

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Michael A Alexander's avatar

A model for what you seem to be calling for is the New Dealers. The New Dealers when they came to power acting to address the economic concerns of the Populists (once an independent agrarian movement but now a subset of the Democratic party (link 1). Next they addressed the problems of Labor in a way that gained the political support of the working class (link 2), which allowed them to be solidly in control during WW II, when they implemented a pro-worker economic system (link 3). Much more on this sort of thing is what my substack is about.

A new "New Deal" in order to evolve a pro-worker economy once again, can serve some conservative social goals (I note that the New Deal came from the RED party (link 4). One example is the New Deal created "SC" economy was more conducive to marriage and family formation that its successor the "SP" Neoliberal economy (links 5 & 6).

1. https://mikealexander.substack.com/p/the-irrelevance-of-todays-left

2. https://mikealexander.substack.com/p/how-the-new-dealers-gained-the-ability

3. https://mikealexander.substack.com/p/how-inequality-reduction-happened

4. https://mikealexander.substack.com/p/an-alternate-american-political-spectrum

5. https://mikealexander.substack.com/p/two-visions-of-america-bedford-falls

6. https://mikealexander.substack.com/p/social-consequences-of-economic-evolution

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