TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月7日 02時38分

In 2016, @バーニー・サンダース benefited from being the clear alternative to @ヒラリー・クリントン. In 2020, he is still a rare bird but no longer unique. Senator @elizabethwarren of Massachusetts also talks about a “rigged” system, but offers a contrast in demeanor, gender and can’t-stop-won’t-stop policy­making. @pete.buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Ind., targets many of the same Midwestern, #Trump-curious, white, working-class voters, but is a sunny young guy who is about reclaiming the right’s freedom-and-security patois, writes TIME editor at large Anand Giridharadas (@anandwrites). Faced with such competitors, Sanders will need to broaden his appeal beyond diehards. He may have to be more than a moral crusader. He may have to cultivate people who aren’t fully on board with democratic socialism but are drawn to who he is and what he stirs in them. He may have to use every last tool of political connection. Which is why it matters that he sort of hates using many of those tools, and doesn’t even own some of them. Read this week’s full cover story at the link in bio. Photograph by Devin Yalkin (@dedecim) for TIME

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