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When it comes to identity politics, even those on the far-left are starting to see through the nonsense. Ana Kasparian, a well-known left-wing commentator and Bernie Sanders supporter, publicly declared that she’s had enough of the identitarian garbage that has consumed the Left. In a recent episode of her show, Kasparian criticized how the focus on identity politics is distracting from the more important issues of improving the economy and working conditions. She rightly points out that the constant obsession with identity divides us and leads to unnecessary conflict. It’s refreshing to see someone on the Left speaking out against this divisive trend.
Left-Wing Commentator: I'm Done With This 'Garbage' Identity Politics https://t.co/xd8cknutB3
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) August 4, 2023
Kasparian isn’t the only one waking up to the dangers of identity politics. David Shor, a prominent liberal data scientist, has also noted that Democrats’ heavy reliance on identity politics has hindered their ability to connect with a broader range of voters. Shor argues that Democrats have become too insular in their outreach and too focused on appealing to college-educated, urban-based whites. This narrow approach not only alienates many non-white voters, but it also allows rich, white college kids to control the Democratic agenda. It’s no wonder that Bernie Sanders supporters, who tend to prioritize economic issues over identity, are calling out this craziness.
Young Turk's @AnaKasparian Calls Out The Left For Pushing 'Garbage' Identity Politics
"I'm done with the identitarian garbage. I'm done with it!" pic.twitter.com/jKUZSfKzjd
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) August 3, 2023
Identity politics has become a weapon used by the Left to divide us and push their own agenda. It’s refreshing to see voices like Ana Kasparian and David Shor speaking out against this damaging trend. We need to refocus on the issues that truly matter, like improving the economy and working conditions for all Americans. It’s time to leave identity politics in the garbage where it belongs.
