With Clinton as the nominee, the democratic party has changed its platform to be arguably as or more progressive than the Green Party's. There's 0 things about it on /r/all.
Hillary's speech basically outlined everything reddit liked about Sanders being adopted into her policies and there's nothing about it on r/all. Actually embarrassing.
Posted Jul 29, 2016, 8:50 PM UTC
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I don't remember the democrats becoming explicitly anti-capitalist.
There's not political parties in the US that get more the 0.000001% of the vote that are anti-capitalist, unfortunately. Sanders wasn't if that's what you're alluding to?
I'm referring to the Green party
That hasn't been accepted yet though (all though it most likely will)
I'm not sure exactly how Green party politics work, but it looks like it has been voted on and is effectively in the platform, even if it hasn't officially been adopted yet. My point is, the Green party is much much much more progressive than the democrats.