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Democratic nominee for Pennsylvania's 3rd Congressional District State Rep. Chris Rabb, a member of Democratic Socialists of America, says he and Gov. Andy Beshear (D-KY) “have a lot more in common than people would think.” When asked about Beshear referring to socialism as a failed experiment, Rabb says varying... show more

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When asked whether a Democratic Socialists of America statement commemorating former Cuban president Fidel Castro reinforces people’s concerns about the organization, DSA member and Pennsylvania State Rep. Chris Rabb says he’s “not concerned with how people construe this organization,” but rather “interested in finding what we have in common so we can move this country forward.” “If we reach those folks who are inclined to vote for the Democrats but don't because we're not fighting for them, we have a far more likely chance of winning than reaching out to folks who under no circumstances would consider folks who embrace values like healthcare is a human right or housing is a human right or not having a trillionaire class,” he says.

When asked whether a Democratic Socialists of America statement commemorating former Cuban president Fidel Castro reinforces people’s concerns about the organization, DSA member and Pennsylvania State Rep. Chris Rabb says he’s “not concerned with how people construe this organization,” but rather “interested in finding what we have in common so we can move this country forward.” “If we reach those folks who are inclined to vote for the Democrats but don't because we're not fighting for them, we have a far more likely chance of winning than reaching out to folks who under no circumstances would consider folks who embrace values like healthcare is a human right or housing is a human right or not having a trillionaire class,” he says.

Face The Nation

30,471 views • 15 days ago

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Bill Maher: “First of all, you have to go through a primary gauntlet in the Democratic Party. Don’t you in the Democratic Party?” Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear (D): “We like to have spirited primaries... I’d like to think that when democracy works well, you have that. Bill Maher: “Well, we didn’t have any for Kamala [Harris]... Just throwing that out there. Should we have?” Gov. Beshear: “With that time period I think it would have been challenging... She worked hard. Now if she had more time. If the Democratic Party had more time maybe things would have been different.” Bill Maher: “Well, it all came out for the best… I think she should have had less time.”

RedWave Press

299,617 views • 10 months ago

#BREAKING: Meet The Press: “…does the Democratic Party actually need to embrace the moniker of socialism, lean into it?” Sen Murphy: “NO, but I think we have to understand that people do not believe that THIS VERSION of capitalism has worked, and frankly, it hasn’t worked. I mean you have 40% of Americans today that are working full time and don’t have enough money saved up in the bank for an emergency car repair. Meanwhile, we just saw the first TRILLIONAIRE made in this economy. This version of capitalism is NOT working. Now, I make the argument in the book that we should embrace what I call a ‘common good capitalism’, a capitalism where we have more shared prosperity, where we want more millionaires than trillionaires, where we have a higher minimum wage, where unions are more powerful. Democrats are not going to win by defending this version of capitalism, but I think we will be able to offer ideas on how to dramatically reform it rather than throwing out the entire system.” 👊

#BREAKING: Meet The Press: “…does the Democratic Party actually need to embrace the moniker of socialism, lean into it?” Sen Murphy: “NO, but I think we have to understand that people do not believe that THIS VERSION of capitalism has worked, and frankly, it hasn’t worked. I mean you have 40% of Americans today that are working full time and don’t have enough money saved up in the bank for an emergency car repair. Meanwhile, we just saw the first TRILLIONAIRE made in this economy. This version of capitalism is NOT working. Now, I make the argument in the book that we should embrace what I call a ‘common good capitalism’, a capitalism where we have more shared prosperity, where we want more millionaires than trillionaires, where we have a higher minimum wage, where unions are more powerful. Democrats are not going to win by defending this version of capitalism, but I think we will be able to offer ideas on how to dramatically reform it rather than throwing out the entire system.” 👊

Emoluments Clause

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Democratic Socialists of America Co-Chair Ashik Siddique admits they support communism. CAIN: “He says ‘our goal is communism’.” SIDDIQUE: “We have a big tent of all sorts ordinary people who have many different ideas about what the pathway is…”

Democratic Socialists of America Co-Chair Ashik Siddique admits they support communism. CAIN: “He says ‘our goal is communism’.” SIDDIQUE: “We have a big tent of all sorts ordinary people who have many different ideas about what the pathway is…”

RNC Research

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It seems many democratic socialists and Muslims have a goal in common. And that goal is the destruction of the United States of America as we know it…

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After beating long-time Rep. John Larson (D-CT) in Connecticut's First Congressional District Democratic primary, former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin says "this is a moment that we, as a party, have to be more willing to embrace change and embrace new voices." "I've said throughout this campaign, I think we would be a stronger party if more of our leaders recognize that part of leadership is knowing when it's time to pass the torch," he says.

After beating long-time Rep. John Larson (D-CT) in Connecticut's First Congressional District Democratic primary, former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin says "this is a moment that we, as a party, have to be more willing to embrace change and embrace new voices." "I've said throughout this campaign, I think we would be a stronger party if more of our leaders recognize that part of leadership is knowing when it's time to pass the torch," he says.

CBS News

45,607 views • 19 days ago

Democrat Pennsylvania State Rep Chris Rabb identifies as a Democratic Socialists of America He’s asked how he feels about “The DSA, just in the last few days, put out a statement commemorating the 100th birthday of Fidel Castro, which says in part, "He was an organizer, a fighter, and endures as a stalwart symbol of anti-imperialist struggle and self-determination for the Global South." His response is “I am not concerned with how people construe this organization. I'm interested in finding what we have in common” Let me be abundantly clear. We will NEVER have anything in common with people who celebrate Fidel Castro and put out statements celebrating him The Democrat Party has lost their damn minds

Democrat Pennsylvania State Rep Chris Rabb identifies as a Democratic Socialists of America He’s asked how he feels about “The DSA, just in the last few days, put out a statement commemorating the 100th birthday of Fidel Castro, which says in part, "He was an organizer, a fighter, and endures as a stalwart symbol of anti-imperialist struggle and self-determination for the Global South." His response is “I am not concerned with how people construe this organization. I'm interested in finding what we have in common” Let me be abundantly clear. We will NEVER have anything in common with people who celebrate Fidel Castro and put out statements celebrating him The Democrat Party has lost their damn minds

Wall Street Apes

48,551 views • 11 days ago

🚨 A rally planned by US Congress hopeful CHRIS RABB was CRASHED by WILLIAM SMALL, the sole Republican challenger from Pennsylvania’s 3rd Congressional District. Chris Rabb is a member of the INFAMOUS Democratic Socialists of America, and has the support of people like AOC and Hassan Piker. He faces off in a primary race TODAY against Democrats like PA State Senator Sharif Street and Dr. Ala Stanford. Whoever wins today’s Democratic primary will face WILLIAM in November’s general election. Who will it be?

🚨 A rally planned by US Congress hopeful CHRIS RABB was CRASHED by WILLIAM SMALL, the sole Republican challenger from Pennsylvania’s 3rd Congressional District. Chris Rabb is a member of the INFAMOUS Democratic Socialists of America, and has the support of people like AOC and Hassan Piker. He faces off in a primary race TODAY against Democrats like PA State Senator Sharif Street and Dr. Ala Stanford. Whoever wins today’s Democratic primary will face WILLIAM in November’s general election. Who will it be?

SurgePhilly

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"I don't want my kids growing up in a world where everything is 'us versus them.'" Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is soon to take the helm of the Democratic Governor's Association. He tells Major Garrett on "The Takeout" that his goal is to get Democratic governors elected in places you may not expect and "heal this country." "When Democrats win, we do what Republicans can't — we govern well," Beshear said.

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204,083 views • 9 months ago

Gov. Andy Beshear (D-KY) said he appreciates congressional Democrats cutting funding to the Department of Homeland Security, adding that their immigration enforcement tactics are “not respecting our rights as Americans.” “I wish we didn't have to be at this point, but we have an American body count. We have at least two ICE agents that are being investigated for perjury. We have Americans that have been injured or hurt that shouldn't have been,” he told Margaret Brennan Friday on “Face the Nation.”

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21,652 views • 6 months ago

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Francesca Hong when asked if voters should fear socialism and communism: “No. This is a state where we will still have a $2.33 tipped minimum wage and $7.25 minimum wage. It's gonna be hard to turn that into socialism soon, but what we can do is fight for policies that put working-class people first.” This is a better answer than what we normally get from democratic socialists running for office. We live under a dystopian capitalist system where 70% of Americans struggle to afford housing, healthcare, and groceries, yet the media and both parties constantly fearmonger about socialism. It’s insanity! Socialists need to stop backing down when asked about socialism and communism. It’s not only weak but also concedes power to the capitalist system people are struggling under and fighting against. Socialists should pivot to policies that improve the material conditions of the working class and call out the absurd notion that we should “fear socialism” when we live under a capitalist system that’s failing the majority as it consolidates wealth into fewer and fewer hands. What people should fear is capitalism because it’s the reason our country is in decay.

Francesca Hong when asked if voters should fear socialism and communism: “No. This is a state where we will still have a $2.33 tipped minimum wage and $7.25 minimum wage. It's gonna be hard to turn that into socialism soon, but what we can do is fight for policies that put working-class people first.” This is a better answer than what we normally get from democratic socialists running for office. We live under a dystopian capitalist system where 70% of Americans struggle to afford housing, healthcare, and groceries, yet the media and both parties constantly fearmonger about socialism. It’s insanity! Socialists need to stop backing down when asked about socialism and communism. It’s not only weak but also concedes power to the capitalist system people are struggling under and fighting against. Socialists should pivot to policies that improve the material conditions of the working class and call out the absurd notion that we should “fear socialism” when we live under a capitalist system that’s failing the majority as it consolidates wealth into fewer and fewer hands. What people should fear is capitalism because it’s the reason our country is in decay.

Power to the People ☭🕊

33,432 views • 20 days ago

Today, war has become an unfortunate necessity for us in response to a certain situation. However, as a Nation and as a People we must always keep this quality about us that we are not ruled by hatred and we never take pleasure in violence towards anyone for any reason. At the same time, we have a duty and a Responsibility toward our own people to address certain situations and that is what the Nation is doing. This is not a war of hate but one of necessity. Let it remain so. -Sg

Today, war has become an unfortunate necessity for us in response to a certain situation. However, as a Nation and as a People we must always keep this quality about us that we are not ruled by hatred and we never take pleasure in violence towards anyone for any reason. At the same time, we have a duty and a Responsibility toward our own people to address certain situations and that is what the Nation is doing. This is not a war of hate but one of necessity. Let it remain so. -Sg

Sadhguru

76,270 views • 1 year ago

Andy Beshear of Kentucky is a possible 2028 presidential candidate since he is a Democratic governor of a ruby red state. Black Alpha Network asked him a question about what specific policies can be done for Black Americans (Freedmen). He asked him if he supported reparations. Listen to how Beshear completely avoids the question and then gets flustered and leaves when he is not allowed to dodge the topic. The Democrats are willing to protest on behalf of and offer specific policies for LGBTQ, illegal immigrants, Asian Americans, Jews, corporations, and other groups, but when it comes to Black Americans (Freedmen), unfortunately, their most loyal constituency, we get nothing. Beshear could have talked about how we could get policies based on our status as Freedmen, since you cannot do policies based on race, and those of us who have the lineage that makes us FBA/Freeedmen would be entitled to reparations, services from the Freedmen's Bureau, and more.

Andy Beshear of Kentucky is a possible 2028 presidential candidate since he is a Democratic governor of a ruby red state. Black Alpha Network asked him a question about what specific policies can be done for Black Americans (Freedmen). He asked him if he supported reparations. Listen to how Beshear completely avoids the question and then gets flustered and leaves when he is not allowed to dodge the topic. The Democrats are willing to protest on behalf of and offer specific policies for LGBTQ, illegal immigrants, Asian Americans, Jews, corporations, and other groups, but when it comes to Black Americans (Freedmen), unfortunately, their most loyal constituency, we get nothing. Beshear could have talked about how we could get policies based on our status as Freedmen, since you cannot do policies based on race, and those of us who have the lineage that makes us FBA/Freeedmen would be entitled to reparations, services from the Freedmen's Bureau, and more.

MarcelForCongress

26,607 views • 3 months ago

New York Congressional candidate Alex Bores says he welcomes socialism in the Democratic party: BURNETT: “Do you think that the rise in Democratic Socialists and Democratic Socialism as a concept is a good thing?” BORES: “I welcome activists becoming a part of this process…”

New York Congressional candidate Alex Bores says he welcomes socialism in the Democratic party: BURNETT: “Do you think that the rise in Democratic Socialists and Democratic Socialism as a concept is a good thing?” BORES: “I welcome activists becoming a part of this process…”

RNC Research

60,587 views • 2 months ago

Vivek Ramaswamy explains why he believes that socialism is gaining popularity in America “60% of Americans under the age of 29 find socialism to be more attractive than capitalism as the way to organize our economy” “So what's driving that? I think there's 2 things driving it” He believes that costs have gone up a lot faster than wages. He says this is because of the Federal government printing money like crazy and using it on causes that make no sense. Much of it was obviously money laundering “I think that's one thing that's driving the popularity of socialism, is people feel like that American dream is less affordable” He says we have moved away from a society that values hard work and have moved into a welfare state “But there's something deeper going on culturally in the country, too, and I think we have to stand up to combat this, and that is the spread of victimhood culture. We've created a country where you're more rewarded for seeing yourself as a victim than a victor. — We've seen an erosion in the popularity of work, a culture of hard work where Uncle Sam's printing off the money, showering it on you like an addict, right — It’s almost like an addiction problem to an overgrown welfare state that's being defrauded” I think it’s pretty obvious what’s happened - We’ve been absolutely flooded with 10s of millions of illegals who are draining us dry on welfare - Homes prices are completely unaffordable, young people have no chance - We’ve allowed massive corporate monopolies to control everything and skyrocket prices - Taxes are completely out of control, as well as healthcare costs We have gone backwards in every aspect of American life. People cannot afford to live and see no way out

Vivek Ramaswamy explains why he believes that socialism is gaining popularity in America “60% of Americans under the age of 29 find socialism to be more attractive than capitalism as the way to organize our economy” “So what's driving that? I think there's 2 things driving it” He believes that costs have gone up a lot faster than wages. He says this is because of the Federal government printing money like crazy and using it on causes that make no sense. Much of it was obviously money laundering “I think that's one thing that's driving the popularity of socialism, is people feel like that American dream is less affordable” He says we have moved away from a society that values hard work and have moved into a welfare state “But there's something deeper going on culturally in the country, too, and I think we have to stand up to combat this, and that is the spread of victimhood culture. We've created a country where you're more rewarded for seeing yourself as a victim than a victor. — We've seen an erosion in the popularity of work, a culture of hard work where Uncle Sam's printing off the money, showering it on you like an addict, right — It’s almost like an addiction problem to an overgrown welfare state that's being defrauded” I think it’s pretty obvious what’s happened - We’ve been absolutely flooded with 10s of millions of illegals who are draining us dry on welfare - Homes prices are completely unaffordable, young people have no chance - We’ve allowed massive corporate monopolies to control everything and skyrocket prices - Taxes are completely out of control, as well as healthcare costs We have gone backwards in every aspect of American life. People cannot afford to live and see no way out

Wall Street Apes

94,906 views • 1 day ago

State Rep. Shaun Scott, a member of the House Democratic Caucus, says Washington state is "not a good place to start or raise a family or go to school." ...Democrats have been in charge for 40 years. Finally, something he and I can agree on!

State Rep. Shaun Scott, a member of the House Democratic Caucus, says Washington state is "not a good place to start or raise a family or go to school." ...Democrats have been in charge for 40 years. Finally, something he and I can agree on!

Brandi Kruse

55,796 views • 9 months ago

Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ), who sits on the Senate Armed Services Committee, says “of course we have a munitions problem” when asked about the state of U.S. stockpiles, adding, “I think it's widely understood that when you attack over 10,000 targets from the air with cruise missiles and ballistic missiles and bombs from airplanes, you are using a lot of munitions, and we do not have an endless supply of these things.“ “Now, we are in a posture where we've got to be incredibly careful. And this is also at a time when Ukraine continues to need some help,” he says. He adds that “we should consider some co-manufacturing” of anti-ballistics with U.S. allies and “there should not be a holdup.”

Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ), who sits on the Senate Armed Services Committee, says “of course we have a munitions problem” when asked about the state of U.S. stockpiles, adding, “I think it's widely understood that when you attack over 10,000 targets from the air with cruise missiles and ballistic missiles and bombs from airplanes, you are using a lot of munitions, and we do not have an endless supply of these things.“ “Now, we are in a posture where we've got to be incredibly careful. And this is also at a time when Ukraine continues to need some help,” he says. He adds that “we should consider some co-manufacturing” of anti-ballistics with U.S. allies and “there should not be a holdup.”

Face The Nation

19,887 views • 2 months ago

NEW: Obama's Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs Richard Stengel says the United States has a lot in common with Iran. Stengel said that Iranians do, in fact, chant "Death to America," but are respectful about it. "Iran is the most Western nation in the whole Middle East. We have much more in common with them than a lot of countries that we do have alliances with."

NEW: Obama's Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs Richard Stengel says the United States has a lot in common with Iran. Stengel said that Iranians do, in fact, chant "Death to America," but are respectful about it. "Iran is the most Western nation in the whole Middle East. We have much more in common with them than a lot of countries that we do have alliances with."

Collin Rugg

341,861 views • 1 year ago