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Date: 2007-12-05 09:06 pm (UTC)Regroupment on the Soli model isn't going to get us there either. The socialist left in the U.S. is comprised of small groups of varying sizes with more or less tangential relations to the working class and, for the most part, confused or contradictory politics. Even if one managed to pull all those groups together, one would only end up with a slightly larger small group with a tangential relationship to the working class and confused or contradictory politics. The problem with both linear recruitment and left regroupment is that they persist in regarding the crisis of working-class leadership as an organizational problem ("if only we had more members" or "if only there weren't such a confusing welter of groups") rather than a political problem, of what the left's relationship to the working class is and how Marxist theory, such as it is presented by the left, has been rendered near useless as a guide to action.