It appears that America's neoliberal press has decided how to react to the rise of socialism and Jeremy Corbyn in Britian: BE AFRAID!

Politico:



OMG! Russia! OMG, France!



The Atlantic:



notice the adjectives



US News:



old-school slander

The latest dagger to the heart of the liberal order comes via Britain. Though his Labour Party fell short of victory, Jeremy Corbyn's rise in Britain's elections inserts anti-Zionism (and tolerance for anti-Semitism), anti-Westernism, far-left collectivism and mindless pacifism more forcefully into the mainstream of a nation that was once led by the likes of Churchill, Thatcher and Disraeli.

Corbyn is morally challenged and ideologically misguided – all of which helps elevate him in the eyes of middle-class voters who want to lash out at traditional politics, and of young voters who lack the historical perspective to fully understand the benefits and fragility of freedom and democracy.

Asked once whether he could envision any circumstance for deploying British military force, Corbyn replied, "I'm sure there are some but I can't think of them at the moment." He can't because, when it comes to the West, he aligns himself much more closely with its enemies than its defenders.