Both outsiders sketched the outlines of a new common sense, but each did so in his own way. At its best, Trump's cam- paign rhetoric suggested a new proto- hegemonic bloc, which we can call reac- tionary populism. It appeared to com- bine a hyperreactionary politics of recognition with a populist politics of distribution: in effect, the wall on the Mexican border plus large-scale infrastructure spending. The bloc Sanders envisioned, by contrast, was progressive populism. He sought to join an inclusive politics of recognition with a pro-working-family politics of distribu- tion: criminal-justice reform plus Medicare for all; reproductive justice plus free college tuition; LGBTQ + rights plus breaking up the big banks.
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