Opinion: 2020 Democratic presidential contenders are attempting to win over party leftists by supporting the Green New Deal while simultaneously wooing moderates by refusing to vote for it
With apologies to Oscar winner Lady Gaga, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez may be giving taxpayers 93 trillion reasons to run away from her Green New Deal to reorganize the American economy. But all some Democratic senators need is one good reason to stay with the plan—the possibility of winning the party’s 2020 presidential nomination.
In an emerging Senate drama, it appears that the 2020 Democratic presidential contenders are attempting to win over party leftists by supporting the plan while simultaneously wooing...
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