Why do sociologists think that they are critical theorists?
One of the more frustrating features of American political culture is the homeostatic mechanism that appears to exist within the Democratic party, which ensures that no matter how unpopular the Republican party becomes, the Democrats will adjust their positioning in order to remain just slightly less popular.
One of the more frustrating features of American political culture is the homeostatic mechanism that appears to exist within the Democratic party, which ensures that no matter how unpopular the Republican party becomes, the Democrats will adjust their positioning in order to remain just slightly less popular. The latest product of this appetite for electoral failure has been the nomination of Darializa Avila Chevalier – who is basically a maniac – for a congressional seat in New York. Her political convictions would put her far to the left of almost any European left-wing party. The best…
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