Three radicals won Democratic primaries in Michigan this week. Climate extremist William Lawrence won a congressional primary in the Lansing area and Democratic Socialists of America member Donavan McKinney ousted an incumbent congressman in Detroit, and Abdul El-Sayed, a former state public health official and lockdown artist was nominated for US Senate.

The Democratic Party establishment spent an estimated $70 million against El-Sayed and deploying every statewide elected Democrat to endorse his opponent. They still lost to a kook.

El-Sayed prevailed not by winning the votes of the poor or minorities or union voters, but because he cleaned up with upper-income voters, government workers and college students. They can afford socialism.

Now the Democratic socialist march is also on the move in Wisconsin, where the frontrunner for the party’s nomination for governor in next week’s primary is state legislator Francesca Hong from The People’s Republic of Madison. She is so far out there that in 2020 she endorsed abolishing Thanksgiving. How does she feel about the 4th of July?