Has a communist, even a closeted one, ever held an office of significant authority (governor, mayor, house rep, senator) in the United States?
>>3364493
Communism is dead in US. So nope.
Literally every Democrat since (((Civil Rights)))
>>3364518
>neoliberalism is marxism
0/10
>>3364493
Bernie Sanders is still a senator.
>>3364534
Bernie is not communist, he is a democratic socialist.
>>3364536
>Bernie Sanders
>Democratic socialist
>Implying Bernie even knows what that means
>>3364536
The only difference between Bernie and a communist is that he believes in changing the system from the inside rather than through revolution. The underlying ideology is the same.
>>3364557
Bernie Sanders was more radical in the past but both his ends and means are fairly moderate in the grand scheme of things. He didn't even call for nationalizations, putting him to the right of the 1948 Democratic platform and the 1945 Labour platform.
>>3364557
>communism is when the government does stuff
So the kaiser reich, post 19th century France, and post ww1 britian are all commies because of social security and welfare?
wat
>>3364531
your a dorable
>>3364648
>A half-assed Trot effort to take over the Labour Party?
I thought we were talking about Bernie?
>>3364536
Yes, just like all those communist parties in Europe became Democratic Socialists when the wall came down.
Just like that
>1987 Italian general election
>The Italian communist party gets 29.9% of the vote, making them the second largest party
>1992 Italian general election
>The Italian "Democratic party of the left", the direct successor of the Communist party, gets 16% of the vote, making it the second largest party
Communists should've been line up and shot the moment the wall came down.