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To protect democracy, Democrats should talk about corruption – not authoritarianism | Jared Abbott and Joan C Williams

The Guardian US ·
To protect democracy, Democrats should talk about corruption – not authoritarianism | Jared Abbott and Joan C Williams

The party needs to thread the needle between college-educated and working-class voters.

Our survey offers a way Resisting authoritarianism is the second-highest priority for Democrats’ college-educated base.

But for working-class Americans, it’s only the 19th priority (out of 20), we found in a new survey .

The gap between these two groups was larger than on any other issues: elites prioritized resisting authoritarianism an astonishing 33 percentage points more than non-elites did.

Democrats’ dilemma is that their college-educated base insists they stand up to Donald Trump’s attacks on democracy, but they also need to win working-class votes.

The way to thread that needle is to recognize that what’s needed to defend democracy in the short term is different from what’s needed to defend it in the long term.

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