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Yesterday, 11/6, Bernie Sanders released a statement which begins: "It should come as no great surprise that a Democratic Party which has abandoned working class people would find that the working class has abandoned them." The entire statement is available in this USA Today article.
Sanders came up yesterday in Ezra's column.
It wasnât that many years ago that Rogan had Bernie Sanders on for a friendly interview. And then Rogan kinda sorta endorsed him. Rather than celebrate, online liberals were furious at Sanders for going on âRoganâ in the first place. I was still on Twitter then, and I wrote about how of course Sanders was right to be there and this was one of the best arguments for Sandersâs campaign. If you wanted to beat Trump, you wanted to win over people like Rogan.
Liberals got so angry at me for that, I was briefly a trending topic.
I haven't seen coverage of Sander's 11/6 statement in the NYT yet. My question: how will the results of this week's election effect the resonance of Sanders' vision within the Democratic Party?
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