Tim (host)

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The Find Out Podcast · El-Sayed Wins Michigan (Barely) — What It Means for Progressives · 7 Aug 2026 podcast

poli sci professor um you win it by by getting your fucking hands dirty well this is an interesting we're we're in an interesting world now because i think that like in the democratic party things are shifting right like the beliefs and and stuff but i think there's a big difference between you know what i think we saw in in michigan and in new york which i would argue is more of what you're saying rich which is the scandinavian democratic matched

So like social democratic policies rather than DSA policies, Democratic Socialists of America, that this and this is this person told me also like they're big FDR Democrats in the Upper Peninsula. matched

So like when you're coming with big social programs to to solve a problem. matched

they're open to it because who is the, who is the grandfather of social programs? matched

Right. matched

FDR with social security. matched

He was a democratic socialist. matched

Or a social, however, but like, and that's why like, I think that the conversation around them, Donnie in New York is also wrong because when you look at what he's actually doing, these aren't DSA things. matched

These are social democratic things. matched

Yeah. matched

And so it's, matched

We need to change our vernacular because also socialism is like still a four letter word in this country. matched

But like the language is getting people chipped up and the Republicans are smart to be hammering it because it adds to confusion. matched

And I think we're seeing a bit of a split in the party about that as well. matched

Well, isn't one of them, like, eliminating prisons? matched

It feels nice, but it's not really basic. matched

Yeah. matched

Well, what I would say to that is that I think what you're referring to is SNAP benefits, which just got cut by so many people. matched

So they don't exactly have a choice. matched

But I think what you're seeing, I agree, but I think what we're seeing with all of these candidates winning is that people want government to try new and different things because it feels very stagnant, right? matched

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