The Long Game The Democrats are known for playing a long game, which means they take short-term risks to achieve their ultimate goals. Throughout history, the Democratic Party has rarely shied away from advocating extreme political viewpoints if they believe it will ultimately serve their long-term goals for society. They have been using this strategy for over a century and have successfully changed the fabric of the nation. Examples of this include Roosevelt's New Deal, Johnson's Great Society, and Obama's Affordable Care Act, which were each carefully planned and executed as part of a gradual change plan developed in the early 1900s. During the Obama years, many Democrats made public statements indicating that the Democratic party was leading the nation into an era of fundamental change , which directly mirrors the social and political theories of the party during the early 20th century. The Third-Way The "Third-Way" was an ideology that gave rise to the belief
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