Democrats' greatest divide isn't race or money

The briefing

A Bloomberg Opinion column argues education, not class or race, is the main fault line in Democratic primaries this cycle. Overeducated and underpaid voters in urban areas and university towns have powered wins for populist progressives, while rural, working-class and older voters hold the line for moderates. The columnist expects a bruising 2028 presidential primary but notes that the more moderate candidate with general election appeal usually wins the nomination.