Evolving Views on Left Populism

This chapter explores the changing perceptions within corporate media regarding Bernie Sanders' left populism after the election, featuring insights from Hassan Piker and Bakari Sellers. The discussion critiques the Democratic Party's shift towards donor-friendly policies and the disconnect from working-class needs, highlighting the consequences of abandoning genuine economic reform. Additionally, it emphasizes the complexities faced by progressive figures in navigating the U.S. political landscape and the potential resurgence of the labor movement as a means of advocating for workers' rights.