"Everyone now is more or less a Socialist"

[Babel_17]

9. :)

Thank you.

Democratic socialism is not specifically revolutionary or reformist, as many types of democratic socialism can fall into either category, with some forms overlapping with social democracy.[7] Some forms of democratic socialism accept social democratic reformism to gradually convert the capitalist economy to a socialist one using the pre-existing political democracy, while other forms are revolutionary in their political orientation and advocate for the overthrow of the bourgeoisie and the capitalist economy.

But this is all off topic to the point of my thread.

I guess, assuming Senator Sanders continues to stay competitive, eventually the media will give more publicity to the history of progressivism, including that which gets labeled as Socialism, Democratic Socialism, etc, here in the United States of America.

I said "etc." so that we wouldn't get bogged down by definitions. Bold added by me.