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Many candidates who want to be president are from the Democratic Party. Recently, some far-left (very left) candidates have become popular. This has caused a split in the party. Some Democrats like this new movement, but others do not.
Democratic strategist James Carville criticized far‑left Democrats for attacking each other. He said the infighting could repeat the mistakes that helped Republicans win in 2016. Carville compared today’s progressive primary challengers to those in 2016. He warned that division inside the party will hurt Democrats in the upcoming midterms.
Democrats and democratic socialists should unite for election victories
David Brooks and Jonathan Capehart talked about the news this week. They discussed a big change in the Maine Senate race. Also, they talked about President Trump's words at the NATO meeting. Finally, Rahm Emanuel criticized Israel's leader, Benjamin Netanyahu.
{"Senator Eric Schmitt, a Republican from Missouri, warned that the Democratic Party's 2028 primary will be shaped by a 'hammer-and-sickle' wave.","He said the current rise of radical leftists in the party is a flashing red light for the future.","Schmitt argued that these Democrats want to go to war with Western civilization."}
Progressives say they’re done re-litigating old posts. Are their opponents?