In their 1968 hit song “Revolution,” the Beatles’ John Lennon sang, “You say you got a real solution. Well, you know, we’d all love to see the plan.” This year, the Democratic Socialists of America published a plan. Much of its plan reads like it was lifted from Lennon’s most famous solo hit, “Imagine,” which is little more than melodic Marxism.

However, as the midterm elections approach, one aspect of the DSA’s agenda deserves closer scrutiny by the media and the voting public. After abolishing the Senate and the Electoral College, the DSA would “replace the President and Supreme Court with an executive and judiciary chosen by and subordinate to one supreme people’s congress.”