The wine track and the beer track are back. Leading
But if Kerry is a wine-track Democrat, then the phrase has no meaning. It's not supposed to mean "rich Democrats who lose elections." Rather ...
Campaign cliches are the mark of the reporter/analyst/operative who is too lazy to be bothered with--specifically--thinking about what he means, ...
Warren, on the other hand, is a “wine track” candidate whose appeal is concentrated among college-educated whites: the kind of Democratic ...
A famous political distinction exists between “wine-track” and “beer-track” Democrats. Wine-track Democrats have traditionally supported ...
... of an oversimplification to say that the blue-collar Democrats tend to
(I mean, the guy is literally bringing new meaning to the phrase “wine-track Democrat.”) The Sanders campaign bought the domain ...
Democrats nominated a woman to take on Trump once, lost, and may have been ... Warren was perhaps the 2020 wine track candidate.
The beer track cares about personality, the wine track cares about policy.
... has become defined chiefly as the wonkish “plan for that” candidate.