The Democratic establishment fueled the socialist hate it is now lamenting

The Democratic establishment is now expressing concern that the party is being hijacked by socialist candidates who they claim are hostile to its core principles. This internal conflict stems from years of the establishment's own strategies and rhetoric that alienated moderate and centrist voters, paving the way for more radical candidates to gain traction. This shift has major implications for the party's future direction and its ability to appeal to a broad electorate, potentially leading to a more polarized and fragmented party.