<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>It’s about time. The liberal media has long been sticking it to Republicans.
In October 1992, during the presidential race between President George H. W. Bush and Bill Clinton, Investor’s Business Daily found that over 90 percent<wm> of their subscribers were Republicans and Democrats who identified as conservative.
It would seem a lot people outside of the parties would share these views, and that Americans have the appetite for a more left-of-center political environment. However, in most elections over the years, the parties have been locked out of the primary process, with candidates running for office who generally fall more in line with the parties’ views, in some cases even worse than what they previously held.
That has left a number of liberal Democrats who are</wm> frustrated, in one way, and Republicans with the parties’ reluctance to back liberal candidates, and their