Sanders argues El-Sayed can appeal to working-class Republicans in Michigan
The Vermont senator has long been the Democratic Party’s most prominent advocate of an anti-corporate economic agenda and has taken the lead this summer in…
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The recent success of such candidates in Democratic primaries has injected new energy into a party otherwise struggling to connect with voters, but has simultaneously prompted intra-party fighting about the proper direction for Democrats moving forward. Many centrist figures in the party have argued the DSA platform will harm Democratic candidates in general elections in November by associating the broader party with a movement that seeks to abolish the Senate, enact significant immigration reform, and defund the military.
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The recent success of such candidates in Democratic primaries has injected new energy into a party otherwise struggling to connect with voters, but has simultaneously prompted intra-party fighting about the proper direction for Democrats moving forward.
according to Washington ExaminerMany centrist figures in the party have argued the DSA platform will harm Democratic candidates in general elections in November by associating the broader party with a movement that seeks to abolish the Senate, enact significant immigration reform, and defund the military.
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