Are Democrats Defining Democratic Candidates by Race, Identity?

Perry: The study found that potentially democratic working class voters did not shy away from candidates based on their race, gender or progressive ideology. But candidates who framed that opposition in identity focused nguage fared significantly worse than candidates who embrace either populist or mainstream language. Perry says the media finds minimum wage increases kind of boring and discussions about race kind of interest. If i was mc ullaf, i think, yes, focus and economic issues too.