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Prospects for the US: Normal is broken
GLYN ROBBINS reports from a trip to the US where the Democratic Socialists of America are looking to bolster Bernie Sanders’s campaign
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EIGHTEEN months from an election that threatens four more years of Donald Trump, US politics is in a state of flux, with many similarities to — and lessons for — Britain.
The political Establishment is disintegrating. In the words of Pete Buttigieg, one of the 23 candidates for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination, “Normal is broken.”
This opens huge opportunities for the left. But during a recent visit, I saw few signs of the unified campaign necessary to reverse the deep political disillusionment Trump has exploited.
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