Sanders Losing Battle For Future Of The Left
In March, Bernie Sanders lost his second bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
According to the NY Times the George Floyd protests and their cultural repercussions, may have destroyed Sanders entire case for a socialist America.
The paper posits that this summer he may lose his battle for the future of the left, his legacy gone up in smoke.
Cultural battles, pro business and pro Wall Street programs have over shadowed Sanders "millionaires and billionaires are evil" narrative.
Rather than Medicare for All and taxing plutocrats, the rallying cry is racial justice and defunding the police.
All this vindicates critics who said Sanders revolution was too race-blind all along.
The loss of support for upper-class, educated white elites seems to be undeniable proof that Bernie Sanders failed.
According to the NY Times the George Floyd protests and their cultural repercussions, may have destroyed Sanders entire case for a socialist America.
The paper posits that this summer he may lose his battle for the future of the left, his legacy gone up in smoke.
Cultural battles, pro business and pro Wall Street programs have over shadowed Sanders "millionaires and billionaires are evil" narrative.
Rather than Medicare for All and taxing plutocrats, the rallying cry is racial justice and defunding the police.
All this vindicates critics who said Sanders revolution was too race-blind all along.
The loss of support for upper-class, educated white elites seems to be undeniable proof that Bernie Sanders failed.