I do appreciate Mr. Halfhill's insight. Yes, the DFL has pretty well
purged "labor" in terms of support for laborers.
I note that the DFLers in Minneapolis politics all seem to me to be
indistinguishable from Republicans. My guess is that the DFL party consists
primarily of "moderate Republicans" -- you know, supposedly "moderate on
social issues but conservative on fiscal issues."
So much for choice and democracy. We have DFL candidates for most city
offices, but most are essentially moderate Republicans?
-- pedaling for peace and ecojustice from Lynnhurst -- Gary Hoover
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