Why Bidenism Failed
Despite lofty ambitions, four years of professional-managerial approaches to governing moved the Democrats even further away from their New Deal roots.
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Bye Bye Bidenism
“You and [Franklin] Roosevelt begin from two different starting points. But is there not a relation in ideas, a kinship of ideas, between Moscow and Washington? In Washington I was struck by the same thing I see going on here; they are building offices, they are creating a number of state regulation bodies, they are organising a long-needed Civil Service. Their need, like yours, is directive ability.”
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“‘If you bought the cheapest kind of bread before inflation, there is no escape. You start at rock bottom on the price and quality ladder.’”
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“Even the professional moderate David Brooks recently conceded, ‘Maybe Bernie Sanders is right.’”
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“Trump has already handed the reins of his presidency over to the corporate elite.”
“The trends we’re seeing among non-white working-class voters in the 2024 election are no historical blip. They represent a continuation of patterns that go back to at least 2012.”
