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Don’t miss this engaging conversation between Newsweek’s opinion editor Batya Ungar-Sargon and Dennis Prager – as Batya provides a Marxist perspective on economics and working families.
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It’s misleading for Batya Ungar-Sargon to call herself a Marxist because
although she assesses America’s most significant problems to be class
based – she does not accept Marx’s solutions to those problems.
So she does not accept Marxism but considers herself a Marxist. Then,
as an admirer of Donald Trump’s economic accomplishments when he
was President, she actually says. “I’m the kind of Socialist that Donald
Trump was when he was President”. If there’s one person who is
definitely not a socialist, it’s President Trump.
It’s hard to believe she’s an author and an opinion editor at Newsweek.
Actually, it’s not hard to believe that. She reminded me of Kamalala at times.
Keep her out of mainstream media.