Beginning with the persistent fiction that the US media is liberal. A fiction that persists in spite of all of the evidence.

There was a controversial book "Democracy in Chains" which is worth a read, explaining a bit about Neoliberalism. I am TIRED of reading the smear from authors with an axe to grind against Liberals with a different view to theirs.

Dismissing someone as "neo-liberal" without honestly engaging their views is an attempt to shut debate down.

The second time, his text calls it a Pew poll, so maybe he meant to link to a Pew one. But the Gallup poll, rather than showing "the majority of independents lean Democrat" as he claims, actually says "an average of 17% of Americans who initially identified as independents subsequently said they "leaned" Republican, 15% were independents who leaned Democratic, with the remaining 11% not expressing a leaning to either party."

This means his idea that there's a large section of potential voters just waiting for a definitely left-wing platform is at best unproven, and at worst wrong.

the polls are not an absolute indicator of how people vote and stand on issues. Polling also shows higher support for the ACA than for Obamacare.