
Don’t know where you got the idea that I’m not critiquing El-Sayed with this critique of DSA electeds? I guess I mean left-flank electoralism in 2026 broadly. El-Sayed is explicitly not even self-describing as a socialist. I am more tenuous on him than Zohran. I say Zohran because he’s the prime example of that contradiction in practice at the moment 






































I’m more uncomfortable with the explicit tailist signaling he is doing on the issue. I would not be addressing it as tailism if he didn’t actively signal his splitting on the issue from the DSA national platform openly when vaguely prompted.