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gulliver

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4. It's "correct" in the sense of good manners and good politics.

Reply to Cirsium (Reply #2)

Sat Feb 21, 2026, 04:02 PM

Yesterday

We don't want to snub our voters, and we have a whole lot of middle-class voters. It would be both rude and, from a political perspective (imo) incompetent.

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Blue pencil note on the term "middle class" [View all] gulliver Yesterday OP

Context? snot Yesterday #1

I only heard the "middle class" left out once by a leading Dem spokesperson gulliver Yesterday #3

The correct phrase? Cirsium Yesterday #2

It's "correct" in the sense of good manners and good politics. gulliver Yesterday #4

This message was self-deleted by its author W_HAMILTON 23 hrs ago #5

Are you kidding? Cirsium 22 hrs ago #6

It is, however, kind of pandering to the US consumerists myth of themselves... haele 19 hrs ago #7