Abdul El-Sayed offers a template for Democrats to defeat Trumpism | Peter Beinart
‘Republicans have owned nationalism and populism. If Abdul El-Sayed can win this fall, he’ll have handed his party a roadmap for how to reclaim both.’ Photograph: Julia Demaree Nikhinson/APView image in fullscreen‘Republicans have owned nationalism and populism. In 1991, a state official named Harris Wofford – advised by a foul-mouthed Cajun named James Carville – upset his far better-known Republican opponent to win a special election in Pennsylvania.
- ▪‘Republicans have owned nationalism and populism.
- ▪If Abdul El-Sayed can win this fall, he’ll have handed his party a roadmap for how to reclaim both.’ Photograph: Julia Demaree Nikhinson/APView image in fullscreen‘Republicans have owned nationalism and populism.
- ▪In 1991, a state official named Harris Wofford – advised by a foul-mouthed Cajun named James Carville – upset his far better-known Republican opponent to win a special election in Pennsylvania.
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‘Republicans have owned nationalism and populism. If Abdul El-Sayed can win this fall, he’ll have handed his party a roadmap for how to reclaim both.’ Photograph: Julia Demaree Nikhinson/APView image in fullscreen‘Republicans have owned nationalism and populism. If Abdul El-Sayed can win this fall, he’ll have handed his party a roadmap for how to reclaim both.’ Photograph: Julia Demaree Nikhinson/APOpinionMichiganAbdul El-Sayed offers a template for Democrats to defeat TrumpismPeter BeinartThe candidate has crafted a progressive nationalism and shown his party how to turn Republicans’ financial advantage against themWed 5 Aug 2026 12.15 EDTLast modified on Wed 5 Aug 2026 12.17 EDTShareEvery now and then, a Senate race sets the direction for an entire party.
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