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The Fragile Truce Between the Working Class and the Woke Left

The Fragile Truce Between the Working Class and the Woke Left
New York Times Thursday 12 November 2026, 10:03 UTC By Christine Rosen and Sophia Muniz 1 min read
Key Points

Democrats have power now. They shouldn’t waste it on culture wars.

Democrats have power now. They shouldn’t waste it on culture wars.
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