How an Anti-Sexist Candidate Got Smeared as Sexist
January 21, 202015 min read3049 words
Published: January 21, 2020  |  15 min read3049 words
The new issue of Jacobin is out next week. and get a yearlong print and digital subscription.If you’re paying attention to the Democratic presidential primary and you’re invested in a Bernie Sanders victory, you’ve had a rough few days.The drama started over the weekend with the ...
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January 23, 2020
First words in this story: “If you’re… invested in a Bernie Sanders victory, you’ve had a rough few days” Does that tell you enough about who it's for? …who it's NOT for? This helpful introduction prevents me from giving it a 1/2-star rating. It's a good list of talking points for those who're committed to Bernie. I personally wouldn't take either Sanders's or Warren's comments as definitive of who Iowa voters should select. I think there's an unspoken implicit parallel concern, that a self-identified socialist can't win, that has a similar moral weight (i.e., near-zero) and a very real practical concern. But the headline is utterly consistent with the contents: everything about Bernie is good (he's anti-sexist!) and everything said against him is bad (a smear!). This article mostly serves to show the intensity of the passion by the teams, complete with High Outrage by one of them.
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