Michael Tracey

The Sanders campaign exposed long-simmering discord in the Democratic Party coalition, and the fracture, now exposed and widened, can’t be easily fixed or even papered over.

Nothing is quite as trite and boring as journalists parachuting in to report on the pathologies of Trump supporters through a phony anthropological prism.

Advise a larger-than-life New Yorker? Check. Disrupt the party establishment? Check. Hijack the primary debates? Check.