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"Draft a new constitution and create a Democratic Socialist Republic." Delaney Vandergrift, a leader of DSA’s Marxist Unity Group and self-proclaimed "cultural worker," makes it clear what the organization stands for. DSA is not a "big tent", it's an anti-American movement.

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