Opinion: Jerry Brown has some advice. Democrats should listen.
By Max Boot Max Boot Columnist covering national security Email Bio Follow Columnist April 10 at 1:54 PM SAN FRANCISCO — A onetime seminarian, Jerry Brown has always had a New Age, unworldly reputation. Columnist Mike Royko labeled him “Governor Moonbeam” in the 1970s, and the nickname stuck, much to Royko’s subsequent regret.
Having started his political life as an enfant terrible, Brown is now a wise man of American politics. So he is a good person to ask the question of the moment: How to beat President Trump? That is not to say that the former governor — who himself sought the presidency on three occasions — is an admirer of the current president. “I don’t want to believe he can be reelected, because I think it’s dangerous,” Brown said. “I think we need stability at the highest level.”
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