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.Jason Rantz on Seattle Red: "In far left districts where Republicans aren't running -- like, Republicans don't lose anything tonight in these districts, but they are going to be dealing with some of these far left candidates in, say, Maine. I mean, to come up for Congressman Golden's position,... you guys put someone very far to the left, and that's now going to go into the Republican camp. We're going to pick that seat up" "They're anti-Semites! If you don't believe in Israel's right to exist, that means you're an anti-Semite." "[Denying Israel's right to exist] is part of the Democratic Socialist Party" "Can you find any who don't hold anti-Semitic views?" "Yes, and he's also out there saying that he's going to align himself with the folks that do not believe in Israel's right to exist. That is a problem."show more

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