For the second time in four years, the Democratic presidential primary pitted the expanding progressive movement against an eventually victorious establishment. “Nobody fits neatly and tightly into any one bucket,” said Georgia Democratic Chairwoman Nikema Williams. It reflects both the work Biden has done to court the left and the urgency among Democrats to defeat Trump, which has only intensified amid the pandemic, economic turmoil and a national reckoning on racism.
For the second time in four years, the Democratic presidential primary pitted the expanding progressive movement against an eventually victorious establishment. “Nobody fits neatly and tightly into any one bucket,” said Georgia Democratic Chairwoman Nikema Williams. It reflects both the work Biden has done to court the left and the urgency among Democrats to defeat Trump, which has only intensified amid the pandemic, economic turmoil and a national reckoning on racism.