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While claiming that Donald Trump is the inheritor of the Sanders revolution might seem hyperbolic, it underscores the shifting landscape of American politics. Policies once seen as distinctly socialist are now part of the bipartisan conversation, and the ideological boundaries are more porous than ever.
This discussion invites us to reconsider how we categorize political ideologies and reminds us that policymaking often involves a complex merging of principles—regardless of partisanship. As politics continues to evolve, the true legacy of figures like Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump may ultimately be how they’ve reshaped the boundaries of what is politically possible—or acceptable—in America today.