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    Robin Abcarian: Democratic debates mirror life: Men yell and interrupt. Women (mostly) wait their turn

    by Robin Abcarian, Los Angeles Times Jun 28, 2019 3 minutes

    Like millions of Americans, I closely watched two nights of debates among the Democratic presidential contenders. I came away persuaded that the party is indeed bending left, and that any one of the candidates presents a welcome contrast to the corporatism, cruelty and mendacity of the current administration.

    Their policy positions are broadly similar - they all embrace universal healthcare and some version of free college. None would deport otherwise law-abiding immigrants who are in the country illegally. Some are terrified of the word "socialism."

    But I was watching for something

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