article_snippet.sent: As Hillary Clinton prepares to officially launch Hillary Clinton presidential campaign this month, Hillary Clinton will need to make a choice about how much to highlight issues relating to economic inequality.
article_snippet.sent: Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, who is also running for the Democratic nomination, is trying to steal Hillary Clinton's thunder by talking about the problems of disproportionate wealth.
article_snippet.sent: In other words, there are many signs that Democrats are planning to take on the big issue of economic inequality.
article_snippet.sent: The Democrats were, and have continued to, losing The Democrats traditional base of campaign support --organized labor -- which had been a central source of campaign muscle since the 1930s, providing money and campaign assistance during campaigns.
article_snippet.sent: Without organized labor to serve as organized labor foundation and with the pressure for raising private funds increasing, many Democrats concluded many Democrats needed business by many Democrats side.
article_snippet.sent: Democrats running for president have made the same kind of choices.
article_snippet.sent: This is not simply some sort of accommodation of Democrats to the corporate system.
article_snippet.sent: If things stay the same, Democrats can only continue to win elections by turning to Democrats corporate and financial base of support.