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Joe Tache for Senate on Instagram: "Capitalism is a national emergency. The solution is socialism 🌎. Joe Tache is a member of the Party for Socialism and Liberation, a youth worker, and community organizer. He is running for U.S. Senate, representing Massachusetts, because we deserve much more than what both Democrats and Republicans offer. We can restructure our economy to meet the needs of the people and planet, from housing for all to real climate solutions. We can’t do it alone, though. We need to build an independent movement of working-class people to fight for a brighter future. #votesocialist2026 #tache4ma Go to our website linked in our bio to learn more information, sign up to be a volunteer, and sustain the fight back! ⏱️🆙"
www.instagram.com2,413 likes, 201 comments - tache4ma on October 8, 2025: "Capitalism is a national emergency. The solution is socialism 🌎.
Joe Tache is a member of the Party for Socialism and Liberation, a youth worker, and community organizer. He is running for U.S. Senate, representing Massachusetts, because we deserve much more than what both Democrats and Republicans offer. We can restructure our economy to meet the needs of the people and planet, from housing for all to real climate solutions. We can’t do it alone, though. We need to build an independent movement of working-class people to fight for a brighter future. #votesocialist2026 #tache4ma
Go to our website linked in our bio to learn more information, sign up to be a volunteer, and sustain the fight back! ⏱️🆙".
No condemning Cuba coming from this campaign 😏
I think it’s potentially instructive here to take a look at the 34th Congress of the United States. The new party that year was an upstart abolitionist party that called itself the Republican Party, you might have heard of it. In that Congress, the (brand-new as of 1854) Republican Party started with 7 and finished with 11 senators in its column, versus 0 and 1 House representatives at the start and end, respectively. Maybe the times are different enough that this isn’t the right approach, but the way the Dems have utterly failed to tune into the attitudes of their own voting base puts them in a very bad historical position by my reckoning, so there just might be an opening.
There are many, many parallels to the birth of the Republicans and the pre-Cvil War era. It’s easy to imagine an alternative path where a Republican party with deeper democratic structures enabling the Radical Republicans to stay in control of the party, complete Reconstruction, and build far more racial and social equality. Lots of lessons to be learned in that period.
I agree