Nate Cohn
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982 appearances
7 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 16 Sep
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They may even like it.
And I think it could be even more than a protest vote.
They may look at the Democratic Socialists and say, you know what?
I've always supported universal health care, and that's what they say they support too.
I don't like what Israel's doing.
I agree with that.
So they may not, again, consider themselves democratic socialists.
They may not be activists for the Democratic Socialist cause, but they may not see themselves as very different on a long list of issues.
In a general election, no.
Uh I mean, you can win a Democratic primary with a core of Democratic Socialists plus sort of mainstream liberals.
But to win a general election, you need to win a lot more than that.
You have to win the rank and file of the Democratic Party and then a lot of more moderate voters who don't consider themselves Democrats, who are independents, or who may even in some cases be relatively conservative voters.
Well, I think that's what the progressives see for themselves.
I think they want to try and win back some number of white working class or at least working class voters in general with a message focused on economic populism.
I don't think that's necessarily very realistic.
And you can sort of see that in its own way in these democratic primaries.
They can talk about economic populism a lot.
They can even make that the focus of their campaigns to the extent they can, but they're gonna
To be defined by the broader set of issues that they're associated with and that they're really passionate about.
There's not going to be a version of Dr.
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