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[–] Xanthobilly@lemmy.world 65 points 2 days ago (2 children)

It was exceedingly obvious 2024 was a populist election, and she let Trump take that mantle and run with it. Bernie would have mopped the floor with these corporatists. This is why Mamdani is ascendant.

[–] lennybird@lemmy.world 3 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

Talarico's messaging would probably be perfect for this. Progressive message packaged in religious dogma.

However, given the control billionaires have over media and the what they see, I can't confidently say anyone could win in that uneven playing-field.

Literally anyone. ANY average person should've been able to beat the monster that is Trump. That we couldn't isn't proof Harris sucked (in fairness, she was pretty poor); it's proof the rich wield all the megaphones.

[–] jaycifer@lemmy.world -5 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

Corporatists? Are you looking for the word corpocrats or corporatocrats?

Edit: corporatocracy is a government ran by corporate business interests, such as we see in the US.

Corporatism is a governance principle that government is a meeting ground for “corporate groups” to make decisions. Corporate groups represent a group of people, typically business leaders but also unions.

In a fascist corporatist state like Mussolini’s Italy this meant keeping business and union leaders close to keep a close eye on them for greater control. In a social corporatist state like Sweden, this means those same leaders have a legally mandated place in the government to get the benefits of capitalist growth tempered by the demands of common workers to receive a fair share of that growth and ensure safe working/living conditions.

I don’t think the powers that be in the US want unions anywhere close to the government, so I don’t think corporatist is the right term.