Is the Democratic Party facing its own Tea Party moment?
Senator Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont, who championed progressive candidates across the country including El-Sayed and Flanagan, said he is…
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Fetterman, in a post on the social platform X, responded to a report on a poll from CBS News in which 58 percent. In Michigan and Wisconsin, both pivotal battleground states, the progressive candidates appeared to have struggled to sway voters who have long been the backbone of the party, including Black, more moderate and older Americans who vote reliably. In Wisconsin, Hong, who had been the heavy favorite in polling, lost her primary to David Crowley, the Milwaukee County executive who would be the state’s first Black governor, in a shock upset.
Furthermore, Fetterman warns of socialism's rise in the Democratic Party: 'This is lunacy'.
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Fetterman, in a post on the social platform X, responded to a report on a poll from CBS News in which 58 percent
according to The Hill — Just InIn Michigan and Wisconsin, both pivotal battleground states, the progressive candidates appeared to have struggled to sway voters who have long been the backbone of the party, including Black, more moderate and older Americans who vote reliably.
according to The Boston GlobeIn Wisconsin, Hong, who had been the heavy favorite in polling, lost her primary to David Crowley, the Milwaukee County executive who would be the state’s first Black governor, in a shock upset.
according to The Boston GlobeFetterman warns of socialism's rise in the Democratic Party: 'This is lunacy'.
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