Centrists Despise Hasan Piker More Than They Want to Win

The Democratic primary might be over, but the Michigan Senate race is somehow still the leading theater in the ongoing civil war for the Democratic Party’s future — and an instructive case study in how the party’s left-averse centrists plan to maintain a grip on the party’s future at a time when their voter base is moving away from them. Three weeks after the Democratic primary was settled and progressive insurgent Abdul El-Sayed won the party’s Senate candidacy over his centrist, Israel…