Lina Seiche on El Salvador's Nayib Bukele with a story which sounds a lot like Bernie Sanders.
On thing people neglect to mention is that "Socialist" Bernie represents a historically red state. Bukele's rise reminds me of Sanders since they both started as "leftists" who managed to unify a politically polarised nation. I think Sanders would have done so if he were given a chance.
Unfortunately, Sanders' time was 2016.
I'm of the opinion that the duopoly won't let anyone vaguely like a Sanders or Bukele get anywhere near the American people. Also, the people who truly influence politics don't want someone like a Bukele in power.
I don't agree with Bukele's positions on a few things, but he proves that a polarised political climate can be changed.
A repost of Bernie in a deep red state.
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