“Karping” About Politics
P. Schultz
August 14, 2014
As Walter
Karp liked to point out: When a state is controlled, overwhelmingly, by one
political party, as are Rhode Island and Massachusetts, it is because the
second political party is content with its minority status. Why would they be
content with minority or “loser” status? Because to change that status would
require that a new “leadership,” a new faction take control of the party. Here
is an article from today’s NY Times about Rhode Island and, as you read it,
keep Karp’s argument in mind.
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