The worse it gets, the better it is: American leftism is thriving on its own failures

The American left is increasingly finding political gain in the shortcomings of its own policies on immigration, healthcare, and housing. Rather than addressing these systemic issues, they're using them as platforms to push even more ambitious, and often flawed, proposals. This strategy highlights a paradox: the more these policies fail, the more they galvanize leftist support. This dynamic underscores a broader trend in American politics where failure can sometimes be leveraged for political advantage, complicating the nation's path toward effective governance.