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Old 05-07-2018, 11:50 AM   #2
Flint
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That's exactly *not* the assertion of what you've quoted.

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Originally Posted by World Economic Forum
Piketty suggests that left-wing parties, which used to attract and represent less educated voters, are now more associated with highly educated voters. Right-wing parties, on the other hand, have consistently attracted and represented wealthy voters.
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Originally Posted by Undertoad
..one party is made up of poor/populist people and one party is made up of the elites and richer over time..
Sounds like the traditionally poor/populist party is "selling out" to economic classism (left-wing, i.e. Democrats, in America), and the traditionally economic classist party is continuing to represent wealthy voters (right-wing, i.e. Republicans, in America). Leaving poor voters simply not represented by anyone, as the article projects:

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Those left behind may find themselves underrepresented by mainstream parties, and are more likely to seek out alternatives.
So which party "made up of poor/populist people" are you referring to? The one that elected a billionaire businessman who literally craps on a golden toilet, sequestered away in a mighty tower emblazoned with his almighty name?
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