[Marxism] 81%

[bauerly at yorku.ca]

Louis wrote--Who knows. But in any serious move to the left, there will always
be a counter-move. If in the unlikely event that Hillary Clinton is the
Democratic Party candidate, there will be real opportunities for the
left in the elections. Let's see if the Greens can figure out a way to
squander them. As far as Nader is concerned, I imagine that a lot of
disenchanted left-liberals would consider voting for him, but he doesn't
seem to have any interest at all in building some kind of ongoing
institutional base. Who knows, if ordinary workers begin to move, then
all bets are off.---

What do you mean if Clinton is the candidate then there will be real
opportunities for the left?  When have the Greens ever 'squandered' anything
the the Dems have built?  Who are 'ordinary workers'?