I agree that our greatest hope is a multi-racial, working class movement. I wrote a book making that argument I believe it so deeply. I don’t think Sanders can build it.https://twitter.com/AOC/status/1185640849054556160 …
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That's a poor argument. Have you listened to Warren's speeches or read her proposals? She's running as an economic populist, not a neoliberal member of the PMC.
Also Warren and Obama had many policy agreements and clashed many times. @ryangrim's book has interesting info on this
I've never called her a neoliberal. She's actually very interesting in showing how open the professional class is to robust economic populism. That's going to be part of the Democratic coalition going forward.
No POTUS can “govern as a social democrat” without legislative support to do so. Sanders wouldn’t be able to if he were to gain office. A generation from now? Maybe someone will. But not now. Legislative support isn’t there, even on the left.
Also, Warren was the original movement candidate. She was the candidate of Occupy Wall Street. The org that turned into People for Bernie was originally a draft Warren group. Warren was the first choice of the Occupy Wall Street activists. I'm currently writing about this
Sure, Warren's decision not to run in 2016 is regrettable. The whole Bernie thing wouldn't have happened if she had run.
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