Jim Weinstein was the lefty’s lefty, an unabashed socialist. But he was no ideologue. He was an intellectual who participated in, observed and dissected most every major twist and turn of the American left. He was a public intellectual who believed that compromise and winning were possible. He had no truck with blind ideology. In this Red State New World, moderation can… return to article
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