I don't agree with "branding" a political party as if it is a product and we are consumers. That is what happened in public education across America. You had high placed administrators calling members of their community/constituency "customers" as if they actually had a choice as to whether or not they could pay school taxes. As far as the socialist tag goes, you may want to take Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez aside and and talk to about it. I, for one, applaud Joe Lieberman: MR. SEN. JOE LIEBERMAN (I-CT): Really the point was, what is the Democratic party going to be? I am still a Democrat and when I see somebody that really says she is a Socialist, she is a very charismatic, captivating candidate but if you look at the policies, those are not policies that will be supported very many places across America. If her win makes her into what Kellyanne Conway calls it “the new face of the Democratic party”, the Democratic party will not have a bright future...