Last week’s debate in New Hampshire between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders over who is the “real progressive” said a lot about how they and the Democratic Party have changed over the past half-century. When Clinton and Sanders first came of age politically during the mid-1960s, neither was a nat...

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