Democrats are too radical. Just ask Democrats … from 1992
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As Democrats gather in Chicago, it’s a good time to review just how radical the Democrat Party has recently become. The party of Truman, Kennedy and even Clinton has been hijacked. Former President Bill Clinton spoke at the convention Wednesday night.
To illustrate, the following italicized passages are from the 1992 Democrat Party Platform. In 2024, these values and priorities would be at home only in the Republican Party.
In 1992, Democrats vowed to take power from Washington bureaucrats:
“We call for a revolution in government—to take power away from entrenched bureaucracies and narrow interests in Washington and put it back in the hands of ordinary people.”
The 1992 Democrat ticket – presidential nominee Bill Clinton (right) and
