Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Elizabeth Bruenig" in English language version.
For decades now, Democrats and the wider left have endorsed the genteel fiction of 'personal' anti-choice beliefs—a fig leaf claimed by everyone from socialist podcaster Elizabeth Bruenig to Clinton VP pick Tim Kaine—as if it were possible to separate personal belief from political principle. ... The left is no refuge. Leaving aside the Bruenig problem—though the prominence and popularity of anti-choice pundits within the socialist left certainly sends a clear message about that movement's priorities ... .
The democratic socialist Elizabeth Bruenig is an opinion writer for The New York Times, of all places, advocating democratic socialist policies.
The New York Times opinion writer Elizabeth Bruenig appears to be the only pundit employed by corporate media who both explicitly identifies as a 'socialist' and makes arguments for some form of socialism in the US (Washington Post, 3/6/18).
Perhaps the Champagne Socialist label is best viewed simply as a symptom of capitalism. As long as there is inequality, there will always be some further up the income ladder who are uncomfortable with the privilege of their class, with perceived injustices. Their attempts to promote greater social justice will, in turn, inevitably invite scorn. '...it forms an ugly paradox that applies only to the left,' writes Elizabeth Bruenig of The Washington Post. 'If you care about material equality and you aren't destitute, you're a hypocrite; if you care about material equality and you are destitute, you're never going to have a real shot at political engagement to begin with.'
The democratic socialist Elizabeth Bruenig is an opinion writer for The New York Times, of all places, advocating democratic socialist policies.
The democratic socialist Elizabeth Bruenig is an opinion writer for The New York Times, of all places, advocating democratic socialist policies.
