They do, but it isn't represented in either of their two parties. The Liberal party and the Far Right party both do their best to ignore the leftists.

That said, at the local and house level there is an increase in left candidates getting elected. We'll see where that goes.

Yep, the two major parties are "center-right" and "far-right" politically. There are some leftists but they aren't represented, and because of the two-party system they won't be. Two parties ~= one party.

AOC and her squad are very far left and they're mainstream.

>> very far left

On what grounds? AOC, like Sanders, advocates for centrist policies like those in the UK. AOC is a left leaning centrist. The rhetoric in the US does label her and Sanders extreme left but that’s evidence in favour of my point - there is no left in the USA.

Who is the USA’s version of John McDonnell telling us all that there’s a lot to learn from Das Kapital?

AOC is centre left, somewhere between Canada’s ruling Liberal party and the NDP currently endorsing them (its a minority government this time). NDP is a little further left IMO but not far off.

Centrists.

Please go back and cite me some references where they defended black rights, women's rights, LGBTQ rights, etc. I'll be waiting with bated breath.

The indian reorganisation act? ...and breathe again