Hasan Piker keeps the faith as progressives navigate Wisconsin and Michigan primaries
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Hasan Piker argues the progressive movement isn’t dead after mixed primary results in Wisconsin and Michigan, praising the ground game and sustained momentum while acknowledging establishment consolidation. He contends electability remains a key motivator for voters and that a broader, more diverse working-class identity will define future progress for democratic socialists, even as wins remain uneven.
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