1. Warren and Sanders have taken very different tacks to getting the party establishment to accept a shift to the economic left. Warren took a conciliatory approach of emphasizing unity, Sanders to more explicitly challenge. Both attempts met with resistance.https://twitter.com/NateSilver538/status/1235654273129578496 …
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He is?
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The truth is, no matter how nice you are the establishment will stomp you down if you challenge their power or try to change things that benefits them, especially if it is corrupt. There is no real democratic process here. Elections are mostly theater and pageantry for elite.
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It's just way too late for this gambit, especially since it feels so transparently fake. I mean, that Obama ad seemed so desperate.
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Zaid Jilani seems to be pretty well informed about what's going on in Sanders's campaign, and how it's being perceived in some circles. Made a number of concerning points, but one that stuck out was "none of Bernie's people can make a phone call"
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Good luck getting the Bernie bros to embrace a "unity message."
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You can’t polite them into it. They will sink the ship if they can’t run it.
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I don’t think that’s going to work considering he and his followers spent a decade shitting on everyone to his right...which is 70%+ of the party he’s seeking the nomination of.
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