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A bipartisan convergence on "America First" rhetoric is reshaping the political calculus around U.S.
foreign military spending and energy policy, with a small but growing cohort of Democrats now using the phrase Donald Trump made famous.
Progressive Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed told Axios he is "the most America First candidate in the country, proudly," a statement that would have been unthinkable three election cycles ago.
The next concrete signpost: the Make More in America Act, introduced in June by Senators Mark Kelly of Arizona and Cory Booker of New Jersey, which frames domestic manufacturing revival in terms this bipartisan moment has made politically viable.
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