Notice how Ro points NOT to the men who built this country but to the POLITICIANS who tried to chain them.
His facts are right. His values are the problem. Look at who he chose.
FDR, who in 1933 ordered Americans to surrender their gold under threat of a $10,000 fine and ten years in prison, then tried to pack the Supreme Court when it resisted him, and built the regulatory state that treats your earnings as the government's to allocate.
Obama, who expanded that same machine.
Sanders, who calls the open seizure of private industry a "movement."
These are his heroes. Not creators. Men whose great achievement was extending the state's grip over the individual. He calls them the people who "transformed our nation." They did, by transforming a republic of free men into a population to be managed.
Where is the inventor on his list? The entrepreneur, the engineer, the industrialist who built the wealth these men spent and redistributed? Absent. Of course they are. To Ro Khanna the producer is invisible, the assumed source of revenue. Only the man who spends it is a hero.
That is the tell. He admires those who chained the achievers, never the achievers themselves. Remember it when he asks you to vote for him for President.
If you look at the people who have transformed our nation, they are not conventional. The naysayers called them unelectable.
A man in a wheelchair who had polio led the New Deal. A Black man with a Muslim name inspired a nation. A Jewish Democratic Socialist started a movement.