To be sure, no establishment politicians speak for the working class. True, you can only expect betrayal even from " progressives " mired in the Democratic Party. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont at least raised the issue of obscene economic inequality. But when Bernie soon endorses Hillary Clinton- war hawk and cheer leader for Goldman Sachs- that will be the dismal END to his " political revolution ". But there is an X factor in any confused political situation. What if Sander's not unexpected failure leads to a commotion for a third party- quite independent of the ruling class ?
I can't believe the American electorate can get all excited over Hillary vs. Trump or Hillary vs. Cruz or Hillary vs. Rubio. Perhaps a very low voter turn out will in itself constitute a pathetic protest vote .U.S social crisis ignored by establishment politicians
No comments:
Post a Comment
Comments that are courteous, concise and relevant are always welcome, whether or not they agree with the views expressed here or not. Profanity is not necessary. Thank you for reading “Time Enough At Last!”
Ron