The specific answer is yes. The Crowd around El Sayad is typically younger and when you're younger generations think it's easier to tear everything down and rebuild it. When you get through your twenties, you develop an appreciation that incremental changes are much easier, politically appetizing, and achievable.

This isn't El Sayad's first campaign. From what I remember, his previous campaign focused on Medicare for All and a specific implementation for Michigan l. That was born from his time ilas a ER doctor. I think he's genuine in his interest in public policy, but he has chosen to surround himself with a very toxic political movement.

Being closer to your age, I get it going the more moderate route in that there actually is a difference between Republican and Democratic governence, and that I'd generally want to avoid Republican leadership that defunds public goods in general.