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The Dems can try and sell that, but their contested primary races over the past four cycles have been dominated by an increasingly frantic push against the party establishment. If DCCC decides to try and anoint a successor, it won't turn out well.
By contrast, anyone who can credibly wield the cudgel of single payer health care will speak on behalf of the masses. This sounds stupid to people who are used to calling for collectivized ownership of the means of production. "You just want health care."
Thing is, current institutional support for single-payer is in the same realm as DotP. Mass collectivization schemes and a simple, commonsense reform like M4A are on the *same* distant, unimaginable horizon: the one where the state responds at all to the interests of workers.
As long as there's anyone who can credibly wave the flag of M4A, there will be a movement of workers in the US. For his part, Zizek lends some credence to this strategy.pic.twitter.com/PK1HdzaieV
In 2015 there was essentially nobody on the left who was prepared for the onslaught by the successor ideology. Now there's a small but dedicated group keenly on the watch. As the new liberalism takes hold, so will an immune response. Fewer and fewer people will buy compatibilism.
These lessons take time to learn. But once a space opens up it takes more than the loss of a couple insurgent campaigns to close it.
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