Yeah I don't really buy this argument as the be all end all.
I think the argument that centrists going back to not showing up in primaries like they did during the Obama years, leaving room for the left to grow at the state and federal legislative level, is just as valid of an argument as this one.
I do believe expanded neoliberalism opens the door for more fascism to rise, but I don't think it's 4 years away given how shit the current slate of possible Republican candidates are, alongside the signaling that they want to return to being an economic libertarian party again post Trump.
Yeah I don't really buy this argument as the be all end all.
I think the argument that centrists going back to not showing up in primaries like they did during the Obama years, leaving room for the left to grow at the state and federal legislative level, is just as valid of an argument as this one.
I do believe expanded neoliberalism opens the door for more fascism to rise, but I don't think it's 4 years away given how shit the current slate of possible Republican candidates are, alongside the signaling that they want to return to being an economic libertarian party again post Trump.