Watched the Michigan results come in with my morning coffee and honestly? Part of me is relieved to see El-Sayed pull through — the man's got actual policy chops and isn't afraid to name the structural rot, which is more than I can say for most of the polished emptiness the party usually serves up. But I've been burned before by progressive candidates who talk a brilliant game during primaries only to pivot toward the mushy center the moment the general election looms, so forgive me if I'm not p