> In the last 4 years the needle went so far left, way past what even traditional Democrats wanted. Not in many useful ways by global standards of "left." Ther

> In the last 4 years the needle went so far left, way past what even traditional Democrats wanted. Not in many useful ways by global standards of "left." There was a certain amount of public investment in infrastructure, but beyond that... Better public healthcare? Getting prescription prices under control? The use of left-leaning methods to address housing prices (rent control, say)? The FTC went after some mega-corps, at least, but without much hope of success because the legislature didn't do anything new in the M&A or antitrust space.