>In the end, voters and lawmakers need real-world solutions for governing problems, and democratic socialists — with their frequent determination to let the gre

>In the end, voters and lawmakers need real-world solutions for governing problems, and democratic socialists — with their frequent determination to let the great be the enemy of the good — have a poor record of providing them What? So most of Western Europe is what, a myth? I’m actually not a bleeding heart. I consider myself a conservative that votes Democrat right now. Hit pieces on the left like this are still revolting to me considering all the voter suppression tactics that have been employed by right leaning state legislatures over the past decade. Also, this article doesn’t even attempt to prove the title, instead arguing that democratic socialists don’t believe in free markets (a defensible, albeit hyperbolic claim). This op-ed is disgustingly poor.