In a debate between David from and Steve Bannon a few months ago,

Bannon argued that elitism has essentially lost already,

that the real argument is whether or not we're going to see left-wing populism come to power

or right-wing populism maintain their power.

And I think he's kind of right. I mean we can look at 2016 and see the enthusiasm behind Bernie Sanders

and we can see that Hillary lost. She was the elite candidate.

It's really funny that MediaEllets try to smear populism when the opposite would be elitism

and ruled by elites for elites not necessarily the qualified it doesn't seem to make sense.

Just the other day, Elizabeth Warren announced her exploratory committee for the 2020 presidential run.

Everyone believes yes, this means she's going to be running.

Almost immediately, she hops on Instagram live, cracks open a beer and starts talking about politics.

We see something similar with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Many people relate her to Bernie Sanders. It would seem that Bannon hit the nail on the head.

Right now, the most news we're getting about Democrats in 2020 are coming from populists.

So today, let's take a look at what's going on with the 2020 Democratic race.

And let's take a look at exactly why populists have basically already won.

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I want to start by bringing up the monk debates between David Frum and Stephen Bannon.

This is from the Globe and Mail.

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