Democratic radicalism will lose the political race

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Elizabeth Warren, Tom Steyer, and Bernie Sanders demonstrated during the New Hampshire Democratic primary debate why Democrats turn off so many white voters who otherwise are entirely of goodwill on matters of race. Each of them overtopped each other in calling for what amounts to endlessly applying race to public policy when most of the public feels otherwise.

Warren began the pandering to woke coastal elites and black political leaders by saying she firmly supports race-conscious policies in education, employment, and, basically, across-the-board. Steyer one-upped her by explicitly endorsing reparations for black people, a position consistently rejected in polls by overwhelming supermajorities of the public.

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