Wealthy voters who would once have been country-club Republicans are turning up in the Democratic Leadership Council, says Mrs Laszlo-Mizrahi.

ECONOMIST: The country-club vote

The Democratic Leadership Council (DLC) has been challenging old-fashioned liberalism since 1985.

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Does the Democratic Leadership Council--the centrist policy factory whose founders in 1985 included an Arkansas governor who later wound up in the White House--benefit mainly Democrats or the whole country?

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