As a result, every election is not just a contest of competing visions, but a referendum on America’s moral values. Instead of debating economic policy, both parties have increasingly focused on cultural issues. More: OPED: Why boomers should vote like their kids More: Bernie Sanders makes another run for president The collateral damage, however, has been enormous. To an economic conservative this might sound like a good thing. The problem is easy enough to describe in broad strokes: The political center of the country has shifted left over the past two decades while the elite political class has remained locked in place. elections and the basic norms of government. This has led to a confused and dysfunctional political environment that has undermined both the legitimacy of U.S. The establishment wings of both major parties have increasingly failed to represent the interests of ordinary working Americans. I do think, however, that a Sanders candidacy would bring to forefront the fundamental economic debate that this country so desperately needs. I don’t think Sanders’s policies are good for America. I am an economic conservative and whole-hearted defender of global capitalism.
Sanders is now the front-runner for the Democratic nomination - and for that I am glad. Sanders kicked off his 2020 presidential campaign by raising almost $6 million from more than 220,000 donors in 24 hours, easily eclipsing the first-day haul of every other Democratic contender. The American political system is sick, and Bernie Sanders is the cure.
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