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Opinion | Why democratic socialism is gaining—and what America risks
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Alabama Political Reporter
Democratic socialism is now discussed in newsrooms, party headquarters, campaign offices, congressional press conferences and homes across America.
Democratic socialists remain a relatively small faction within a large and ideologically diverse Democratic Party, but their recent victories have given them influence beyond their numbers.
Democratic socialism is not simply a larger social safety net.
One side reduces democratic socialism to its most popular proposals and avoids its larger objective.
The answer to democratic socialism is not to defend everything done in capitalism’s name.