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🗳️Zeeshan Hafeez is a progressive running for Congress in Texas’s 33rd District, “an entirely winnable seat,” he told Breaking Points. The race is defined by unusually low turnout. “Only about 22,000 people voted in the Democratic primary” in 2024, he said. Hafeez is running against two establishment Democrats, Julie... Johnson and Colin Allred, “who have received a combined $700,000 from AIPAC and the pro-Israel lobby,” he highlighted. With the Democratic field fractured, the establishment vote could be split, and “fewer than 10,000 votes could put this race into a runoff,” host Ryan Grim noted. Hafeez tied foreign policy to domestic priorities, asserting that voters are “dealing with an affordability crisis at home,” and calling for federal investment in public transit, housing, wages, and education rather than endless foreign wars. His stance on Gaza has become the campaign’s strongest mobilizing issue, he said. “This is the issue that gets standing ovations… It’s younger people, it’s older people, it’s people of color, it’s everyone, anyone of conscience.” Ryan Grim | Emily Jashinsky | Zeeshan Hafeezshow more

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AZAPAC proudly endorses Zeeshan Hafeez (Zeeshan Hafeez) for Congress to represent District 33 in Texas. Zeeshan is a principled leader committed to putting Americans first, rejecting foreign influence and advocating for peace and justice. Unlike his opponents, Zeeshan refuses AIPAC money and stands against U.S. aid to Israel amid ongoing atrocities in Gaza. His two chief Zionist opponents--Julie Johnson and Colin Allred--have collectively received over $3.1 million from pro-Israel lobbies and PACs, including AIPAC affiliates, and have voted to arm and fund Israel on cue. Watch the attached video and see why Zeeshan Hafeez is the right choice for TX-33. Visit to support his campaign. Together, we're building an America free from foreign lobby control! #AZAPACApproved #ZeeshanForTexas #EndAIPACInfluence

AZAPAC proudly endorses Zeeshan Hafeez (Zeeshan Hafeez) for Congress to represent District 33 in Texas. Zeeshan is a principled leader committed to putting Americans first, rejecting foreign influence and advocating for peace and justice. Unlike his opponents, Zeeshan refuses AIPAC money and stands against U.S. aid to Israel amid ongoing atrocities in Gaza. His two chief Zionist opponents--Julie Johnson and Colin Allred--have collectively received over $3.1 million from pro-Israel lobbies and PACs, including AIPAC affiliates, and have voted to arm and fund Israel on cue. Watch the attached video and see why Zeeshan Hafeez is the right choice for TX-33. Visit to support his campaign. Together, we're building an America free from foreign lobby control! #AZAPACApproved #ZeeshanForTexas #EndAIPACInfluence

AZAPAC

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Breaking Points spoke with Pennsylvania state Rep. Chris Rabb, who is running for Congress in Philadelphia’s 3rd District, where he said voters are looking for authenticity and anti-establishment politics—and candidates willing to reject corporate PAC money, call the destruction in Palestine a genocide, and back policies like Medicare for All. Rabb said Democrats must connect foreign policy to material concerns at home, saying money spent on war could instead fund childcare, housing, and other urgent needs. His foreign policy positions include calls for the release of thousands of Palestinians held in Israeli torture prisons, support for the Palestinian right of return, and an end to the U.S. blockade on Cuba. Chris Rabb | Ryan Grim | Emily Jashinsky

Breaking Points spoke with Pennsylvania state Rep. Chris Rabb, who is running for Congress in Philadelphia’s 3rd District, where he said voters are looking for authenticity and anti-establishment politics—and candidates willing to reject corporate PAC money, call the destruction in Palestine a genocide, and back policies like Medicare for All. Rabb said Democrats must connect foreign policy to material concerns at home, saying money spent on war could instead fund childcare, housing, and other urgent needs. His foreign policy positions include calls for the release of thousands of Palestinians held in Israeli torture prisons, support for the Palestinian right of return, and an end to the U.S. blockade on Cuba. Chris Rabb | Ryan Grim | Emily Jashinsky

Drop Site

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🗳️ HuffPost attempts to turn critique of Democratic establishment into racial scandal HuffPost appears to be attempting to smear William Lawrence, a pro-Palestine progressive challenger running for the Democratic nomination in Michigan’s 7th Congressional District, with a misleading headline claiming he said “Black Democratic Leaders ‘Defang the White Left.’” On a September 2024 episode of his podcast, Lawrence, a Sunrise Movement co-founder, had argued that older Black political leaders have become a key institutional base of the Democratic establishment, helping sustain capitalist and imperial U.S. power. He said this repeatedly blocks left-wing organizing and puts white progressive organizers like himself in a politically difficult position because challenging those leaders is then framed as challenging Black political power itself. “It’s a big problem for left politics in this country,” he said. He then pointed to younger Black voters moving away from Democrats and asked his guest, a co-founder of Black 4 Palestine, whether a younger Black left could break that dynamic and help build a different political alignment. Since the article’s publication, centrist Democrats and certain Democratic Party officials have seized on the HuffPost story to demand that various groups and lawmakers revoke their endorsements of Lawrence. Lawrence, who is endorsed by Bernie Sanders and Rashida Tlaib expressed regret for the “clumsy” way he expressed the point, while noting that “a SuperPAC run by D.C. insiders and tied to [AIPAC] is spreading ridiculous smears about me because I’m the only candidate who will take on the billionaire class and the pro-war lobby,” 🎧 Listen to the clip below. Lawrence’s full statement is in the quoted tweet.

🗳️ HuffPost attempts to turn critique of Democratic establishment into racial scandal HuffPost appears to be attempting to smear William Lawrence, a pro-Palestine progressive challenger running for the Democratic nomination in Michigan’s 7th Congressional District, with a misleading headline claiming he said “Black Democratic Leaders ‘Defang the White Left.’” On a September 2024 episode of his podcast, Lawrence, a Sunrise Movement co-founder, had argued that older Black political leaders have become a key institutional base of the Democratic establishment, helping sustain capitalist and imperial U.S. power. He said this repeatedly blocks left-wing organizing and puts white progressive organizers like himself in a politically difficult position because challenging those leaders is then framed as challenging Black political power itself. “It’s a big problem for left politics in this country,” he said. He then pointed to younger Black voters moving away from Democrats and asked his guest, a co-founder of Black 4 Palestine, whether a younger Black left could break that dynamic and help build a different political alignment. Since the article’s publication, centrist Democrats and certain Democratic Party officials have seized on the HuffPost story to demand that various groups and lawmakers revoke their endorsements of Lawrence. Lawrence, who is endorsed by Bernie Sanders and Rashida Tlaib expressed regret for the “clumsy” way he expressed the point, while noting that “a SuperPAC run by D.C. insiders and tied to [AIPAC] is spreading ridiculous smears about me because I’m the only candidate who will take on the billionaire class and the pro-war lobby,” 🎧 Listen to the clip below. Lawrence’s full statement is in the quoted tweet.

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Tuesday's Michigan Democratic Senate primary race remains close, with progressive Abdul El-Sayed holding onto a small lead over moderate Haley Stevens as votes continue to be counted. El-Sayed told "CBS Mornings" his campaign is focused on uniting Democrats after the hard-fought primary and defeating Republican Mike Rogers in November. He said, "We welcome anybody and everybody who understands that we need a government of the people, by the people and for the people."

Tuesday's Michigan Democratic Senate primary race remains close, with progressive Abdul El-Sayed holding onto a small lead over moderate Haley Stevens as votes continue to be counted. El-Sayed told "CBS Mornings" his campaign is focused on uniting Democrats after the hard-fought primary and defeating Republican Mike Rogers in November. He said, "We welcome anybody and everybody who understands that we need a government of the people, by the people and for the people."

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Beyond “a handful of members of Congress, including Ro Khanna, who has teamed up with Thomas Massie to push for a [Iran] war powers resolution vote,” there has been “very little said publicly by Democrats against this,” Ryan Grim said on Breaking Points. Grim describes the “cold logic” inside parts of the Democratic caucus: “There are many Senate Democrats who believe that Iran needs to be dealt with militarily… But they also understand that this would be catastrophic politically for Democrats… And so they would like Trump to carry it out for them… From the perspective of these Democrats, it is a win-win.” He adds that this reasoning “doesn’t really have any holes in it, other than that it’s evil… and could lead to untold lives being lost.” The War Powers Resolution from Reps. Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie would force a vote next week on limiting U.S. involvement in hostilities against Iran. A full report is coming soon from Drop Site, including details on a call with a top foreign policy aide. Ryan Grim | Krystal Ball | Griffin Davis | Ro Khanna | Thomas Massie

Beyond “a handful of members of Congress, including Ro Khanna, who has teamed up with Thomas Massie to push for a [Iran] war powers resolution vote,” there has been “very little said publicly by Democrats against this,” Ryan Grim said on Breaking Points. Grim describes the “cold logic” inside parts of the Democratic caucus: “There are many Senate Democrats who believe that Iran needs to be dealt with militarily… But they also understand that this would be catastrophic politically for Democrats… And so they would like Trump to carry it out for them… From the perspective of these Democrats, it is a win-win.” He adds that this reasoning “doesn’t really have any holes in it, other than that it’s evil… and could lead to untold lives being lost.” The War Powers Resolution from Reps. Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie would force a vote next week on limiting U.S. involvement in hostilities against Iran. A full report is coming soon from Drop Site, including details on a call with a top foreign policy aide. Ryan Grim | Krystal Ball | Griffin Davis | Ro Khanna | Thomas Massie

Drop Site

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It’s becoming clearer and clearer that AIPAC is doing everything they can to keep me out of the top two & secure a win for Scott Wiener in November. First we heard reports that an AIPAC affiliated group is dumping $475k into this race at the last minute to keep me out of the general. And now, according to multiple sources, a pro-Israel donor said Scott Wiener admitted to lying about his stance on the genocide in Gaza for political points. Scott will say and do anything to get into office, and so will the AIPAC lobby that’s backing him. In a general head-to-head, I'm tied with Scott Wiener in the polls, which means we could win this in November and send someone to Congress that will actually fight to end AIPAC and corporate money in our politics. The era of corporate Democrats that lie to voters is over. San Francisco, make sure you vote on June 2nd.

It’s becoming clearer and clearer that AIPAC is doing everything they can to keep me out of the top two & secure a win for Scott Wiener in November. First we heard reports that an AIPAC affiliated group is dumping $475k into this race at the last minute to keep me out of the general. And now, according to multiple sources, a pro-Israel donor said Scott Wiener admitted to lying about his stance on the genocide in Gaza for political points. Scott will say and do anything to get into office, and so will the AIPAC lobby that’s backing him. In a general head-to-head, I'm tied with Scott Wiener in the polls, which means we could win this in November and send someone to Congress that will actually fight to end AIPAC and corporate money in our politics. The era of corporate Democrats that lie to voters is over. San Francisco, make sure you vote on June 2nd.

Saikat Chakrabarti

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🎥 “We’re tired of the establishment. We’re tired of the status quo.” Ryan Grim spoke with Michigan state Rep. Donovan McKinney, who is challenging Rep. Shri Thanedar in Michigan’s 13th Congressional District, about the state’s other closely watched Democratic primaries. McKinney defended Will Lawrence against accusations of racism over remarks arguing that an older generation of Black Democratic leaders has helped legitimize a party establishment that serves corporate and imperial power while blocking the left. “He’s not totally wrong,” McKinney said, pointing to Democrats bailing out banks instead of Detroit homeowners, abandoning police reform after George Floyd, and failing to protect voting rights as examples of why younger Black voters are losing faith in the party. McKinney also said he has met voters misled by pro-Haley Stevens ads into believing Barack Obama endorsed her. Obama has made no endorsement in the race between Stevens and progressive challenger Abdul El-Sayed. Donavan McKinney | Ryan Grim

🎥 “We’re tired of the establishment. We’re tired of the status quo.” Ryan Grim spoke with Michigan state Rep. Donovan McKinney, who is challenging Rep. Shri Thanedar in Michigan’s 13th Congressional District, about the state’s other closely watched Democratic primaries. McKinney defended Will Lawrence against accusations of racism over remarks arguing that an older generation of Black Democratic leaders has helped legitimize a party establishment that serves corporate and imperial power while blocking the left. “He’s not totally wrong,” McKinney said, pointing to Democrats bailing out banks instead of Detroit homeowners, abandoning police reform after George Floyd, and failing to protect voting rights as examples of why younger Black voters are losing faith in the party. McKinney also said he has met voters misled by pro-Haley Stevens ads into believing Barack Obama endorsed her. Obama has made no endorsement in the race between Stevens and progressive challenger Abdul El-Sayed. Donavan McKinney | Ryan Grim

Drop Site

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Asked about concerns from Democratic moderates like Rahm Emanuel that far-left or socialist candidates will hurt the Democratic Party by supporting unpopular policies, Sanders replies, “There is a strong division within the Democratic Party. You have an establishment like Rahm Emanuel, who are dependent on billionaire campaign contributors and want to maintain the status quo. Then, you have a progressive movement, which, by the way, what is getting these guys nervous is we are winning all over this country. Suddenly, Mamdani in New York City, it’s in New Jersey, it's in Ohio, it's in Colorado.” “People are sick and tired of the Rahm Emanuels, and the Democratic establishment, and the Republican establishment,” he says.

Asked about concerns from Democratic moderates like Rahm Emanuel that far-left or socialist candidates will hurt the Democratic Party by supporting unpopular policies, Sanders replies, “There is a strong division within the Democratic Party. You have an establishment like Rahm Emanuel, who are dependent on billionaire campaign contributors and want to maintain the status quo. Then, you have a progressive movement, which, by the way, what is getting these guys nervous is we are winning all over this country. Suddenly, Mamdani in New York City, it’s in New Jersey, it's in Ohio, it's in Colorado.” “People are sick and tired of the Rahm Emanuels, and the Democratic establishment, and the Republican establishment,” he says.

Face The Nation

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🎥 “For me, this is deeper than politics.” Michigan state Rep. Donovan McKinney told Ryan Grim that his family moved more than 13 times while he was growing up in Detroit, at times living in cars, shelters, and on the street. McKinney said those experiences and his grandmother’s insistence that he “never fight the urge to give” led him into public service. Now challenging Rep. Shri Thanedar in Michigan’s 13th Congressional District, McKinney said residents are being forced to choose between rent, food, and medicine while Washington funds “bombs and weapons to kill families and children overseas.” His campaign rejects corporate PAC and AIPAC money and has raised more than $1 million, with an average donation of $30. Here’s part of his conversation with Ryan Grim on Breaking Points. Donavan McKinney | Ryan Grim

🎥 “For me, this is deeper than politics.” Michigan state Rep. Donovan McKinney told Ryan Grim that his family moved more than 13 times while he was growing up in Detroit, at times living in cars, shelters, and on the street. McKinney said those experiences and his grandmother’s insistence that he “never fight the urge to give” led him into public service. Now challenging Rep. Shri Thanedar in Michigan’s 13th Congressional District, McKinney said residents are being forced to choose between rent, food, and medicine while Washington funds “bombs and weapons to kill families and children overseas.” His campaign rejects corporate PAC and AIPAC money and has raised more than $1 million, with an average donation of $30. Here’s part of his conversation with Ryan Grim on Breaking Points. Donavan McKinney | Ryan Grim

Drop Site

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Here’s why the Selzer poll is creating such waves. Trump is here explaining why he thinks pollsters just collect a big paycheck and put out a number people will find reasonable. So many interesting nuggets in this clip. It’s worth the full watch. - Doesn’t know anyone that’s ever been polled. - Some pollsters put out numbers to drive turnout. - Some of these polls are legit. - Sometimes people get lazy. - Sometimes people bullshit and collect a paycheck. The thing with Selzer is that’s it’s the one poll industry wide that people actually think is legit, and so when it puts out a number 20 points off of where Trump was in May, and 10 points off of his final result in 2020, in a race that it seemed he was doing better in than four years ago, waves are happening. If the poll is wrong; well then the passer by voters were right about the polls being shit; if it’s right, than the abortion issue and candidate quality has put the GOP into oblivion this cycle despite winning by record numbers on the economy, immigration, and the border.

Here’s why the Selzer poll is creating such waves. Trump is here explaining why he thinks pollsters just collect a big paycheck and put out a number people will find reasonable. So many interesting nuggets in this clip. It’s worth the full watch. - Doesn’t know anyone that’s ever been polled. - Some pollsters put out numbers to drive turnout. - Some of these polls are legit. - Sometimes people get lazy. - Sometimes people bullshit and collect a paycheck. The thing with Selzer is that’s it’s the one poll industry wide that people actually think is legit, and so when it puts out a number 20 points off of where Trump was in May, and 10 points off of his final result in 2020, in a race that it seemed he was doing better in than four years ago, waves are happening. If the poll is wrong; well then the passer by voters were right about the polls being shit; if it’s right, than the abortion issue and candidate quality has put the GOP into oblivion this cycle despite winning by record numbers on the economy, immigration, and the border.

James Laverty

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For the Jew haters who have infiltrated the Republican Party, last night, President Trump made it very clear that he is never going to abandon the Jewish people and he thinks people who say October 7th videos are fake are “sick people”. He said he has seen video that wasn’t shown to the public and he wishes he never saw it. President Trump said he realizes Congress is now full of people who hate Jews and he vowed to keep standing with Jewish people against acts of hatred and Islamic terrorism. He said he won’t allow October 7th to happen here on US soil. Tucker Carlson is in a corner in Qatar somewhere foaming at the mouth.

For the Jew haters who have infiltrated the Republican Party, last night, President Trump made it very clear that he is never going to abandon the Jewish people and he thinks people who say October 7th videos are fake are “sick people”. He said he has seen video that wasn’t shown to the public and he wishes he never saw it. President Trump said he realizes Congress is now full of people who hate Jews and he vowed to keep standing with Jewish people against acts of hatred and Islamic terrorism. He said he won’t allow October 7th to happen here on US soil. Tucker Carlson is in a corner in Qatar somewhere foaming at the mouth.

Laura Loomer

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. Dave Rubin literally hit the nail on the head and said something that is so important and so obvious yet seems to be completely missed by a lot of people who walk around and pretend to be OG maga. Those of us who voted and fought for President Trump to get back into this White House can also sit here and give you a litany of successes. Is he perfect? Of course he’s not. He’s a human being. We are all sinners and we are all imperfect. But he is one of the best presidents we have ever had in this country and to say otherwise is disingenuous if you were claiming to be a big Trump supporter for the past 10 years. You have people who voted for the most pro- Israel president of my lifetime and the minute he got into the office they made Israel their number one issue and they critique him about this issue every single day and it’s insane and disingenuous and that is the reason the entire movement feels like it’s being torn apart. But I will say this, they are the minority. Maga is not dead. And anyone saying that sounds just like the people who said Kamala is brat.

. Dave Rubin literally hit the nail on the head and said something that is so important and so obvious yet seems to be completely missed by a lot of people who walk around and pretend to be OG maga. Those of us who voted and fought for President Trump to get back into this White House can also sit here and give you a litany of successes. Is he perfect? Of course he’s not. He’s a human being. We are all sinners and we are all imperfect. But he is one of the best presidents we have ever had in this country and to say otherwise is disingenuous if you were claiming to be a big Trump supporter for the past 10 years. You have people who voted for the most pro- Israel president of my lifetime and the minute he got into the office they made Israel their number one issue and they critique him about this issue every single day and it’s insane and disingenuous and that is the reason the entire movement feels like it’s being torn apart. But I will say this, they are the minority. Maga is not dead. And anyone saying that sounds just like the people who said Kamala is brat.

Insurrection Barbie

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#BREAKING: Velshi: He wrote an entire book about DEI being our weakness, how women were not suited to be in the military. Why are people surprised about Pete Hegseth? Basil Smikle: “…anyone that served in WWII would never say that the Tuskegee Airmen were a waste. They would never say that, and I wonder, could a Colin Powell exist in Hegseth’s army today? He couldn’t…so this isn’t really just about DEI, this is literally an attack on Black people…on women…on people of color…If you don’t like a policy, you can fix a policy, but this is intentional about going after people and taking them out of service…and it is important as you said, that these were senior individuals because the qualifications are unmistakable…and it’s decades of service…”🤔

#BREAKING: Velshi: He wrote an entire book about DEI being our weakness, how women were not suited to be in the military. Why are people surprised about Pete Hegseth? Basil Smikle: “…anyone that served in WWII would never say that the Tuskegee Airmen were a waste. They would never say that, and I wonder, could a Colin Powell exist in Hegseth’s army today? He couldn’t…so this isn’t really just about DEI, this is literally an attack on Black people…on women…on people of color…If you don’t like a policy, you can fix a policy, but this is intentional about going after people and taking them out of service…and it is important as you said, that these were senior individuals because the qualifications are unmistakable…and it’s decades of service…”🤔

Emoluments Clause

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Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky spoke with Drop Site’s Jeremy Scahill about the fragile U.S.–Iran ceasefire and Tehran’s 10-point plan. Scahill explains Donald Trump was “desperate for an off-ramp,” after Tehran used the Strait of Hormuz to show it could cause “absolute global economic havoc.” He said Iran is treating the deal as a pause, with its “finger firmly on the trigger.” The pause now could be cover to “rearm Israel” before new strikes, especially as attacks in Lebanon continue. Both sides claim victory, but the truce is unstable and could unravel quickly, Scahill told Breaking Points. jeremy scahill | Ryan Grim | Emily Jashinsky

Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky spoke with Drop Site’s Jeremy Scahill about the fragile U.S.–Iran ceasefire and Tehran’s 10-point plan. Scahill explains Donald Trump was “desperate for an off-ramp,” after Tehran used the Strait of Hormuz to show it could cause “absolute global economic havoc.” He said Iran is treating the deal as a pause, with its “finger firmly on the trigger.” The pause now could be cover to “rearm Israel” before new strikes, especially as attacks in Lebanon continue. Both sides claim victory, but the truce is unstable and could unravel quickly, Scahill told Breaking Points. jeremy scahill | Ryan Grim | Emily Jashinsky

Drop Site

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Even Tim Miller of The Bulwark understands why AIPAC is at the center of the Michigan Senate race "I don't know that Haley has handled it that well." "People have to live in reality. The Democratic Party, rightly, is upset about a lot of the ways in which America and Israel have conducted foreign policy... Netanyahu is on our situation room arguing for this disastrous war" "People are pissed about the way that we are involved. If you are going to have an interest group that is supporting closer ties to this foreign country... that's going to become a campaign issue" "I don't think that interest groups or PACs that are pushing the interests of any foreign country should be having that much influence in our elections"

Even Tim Miller of The Bulwark understands why AIPAC is at the center of the Michigan Senate race "I don't know that Haley has handled it that well." "People have to live in reality. The Democratic Party, rightly, is upset about a lot of the ways in which America and Israel have conducted foreign policy... Netanyahu is on our situation room arguing for this disastrous war" "People are pissed about the way that we are involved. If you are going to have an interest group that is supporting closer ties to this foreign country... that's going to become a campaign issue" "I don't think that interest groups or PACs that are pushing the interests of any foreign country should be having that much influence in our elections"

Clipping Wings

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Bernie Sanders sat down with podcaster Andrew Schulz for a revealing 80-minute conversation—and by the halfway mark, he started unleashing truth bombs. He said the Democratic establishment sold out decades ago, trading working-class voters for wealthy donors and out-of-touch consultants. According to Sanders, that’s when everything started to fall apart. “The 70s, 60s, Democrats caught on that you could raise a lot of money from wealthy people,” Sanders explained. “And it gets back to campaign financing and all that stuff. So you got a Democratic establishment now, which is funded by wealthy people. You have consultants who are really way out of touch with reality, who make a whole lot of money in campaigns. And working class is ignored,” Sanders said. He added that Donald Trump succeeded where Democrats fell short because at least he pretended to care about the working class.

Bernie Sanders sat down with podcaster Andrew Schulz for a revealing 80-minute conversation—and by the halfway mark, he started unleashing truth bombs. He said the Democratic establishment sold out decades ago, trading working-class voters for wealthy donors and out-of-touch consultants. According to Sanders, that’s when everything started to fall apart. “The 70s, 60s, Democrats caught on that you could raise a lot of money from wealthy people,” Sanders explained. “And it gets back to campaign financing and all that stuff. So you got a Democratic establishment now, which is funded by wealthy people. You have consultants who are really way out of touch with reality, who make a whole lot of money in campaigns. And working class is ignored,” Sanders said. He added that Donald Trump succeeded where Democrats fell short because at least he pretended to care about the working class.

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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Poilievre has good reasons to avoid addressing the new Alberta policy that puts limits on the transitioning of minors. And it’s not because it’s a provincial issue, since there’s a federal aspect to it. It’s because he and his fake Conservatives voted unanimously with the Libs and the other establishment parties for C-4, which criminalizes parents and counsellors trying to help confused children who are being encouraged by woke teachers to identify as another sex. After siding with the far left and the trans lobby, there’s nothing relevant he can say about this issue. He painted himself into a corner. So he just bullshits with the same empty talking points.

Poilievre has good reasons to avoid addressing the new Alberta policy that puts limits on the transitioning of minors. And it’s not because it’s a provincial issue, since there’s a federal aspect to it. It’s because he and his fake Conservatives voted unanimously with the Libs and the other establishment parties for C-4, which criminalizes parents and counsellors trying to help confused children who are being encouraged by woke teachers to identify as another sex. After siding with the far left and the trans lobby, there’s nothing relevant he can say about this issue. He painted himself into a corner. So he just bullshits with the same empty talking points.

Maxime Bernier

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🚨 Tonight, U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner didn’t hold back: “The Democratic Party at the leadership level has really just become entirely feckless. There’s an inability to wield power — and people are fed up," he said live on Our Revolution’s 2026 Kickoff Call. "What happened [in the shutdown vote] was a failure of leadership in the clearest terms. Sen. Schumer is the Minority Leader. It's his job to make sure his caucus votes along lines good for the people — and he is just completely unable to rise to this moment in American history. "People are angry that the Democratic Party has ceased being capable of fighting back. "If the Democratic Party represented the people in it, it'd be the party of the working class, of labor unions — of building power and creating real structural change again. "It’s an element of leadership failing to do any of those things. And we gotta get rid of them. They gotta go.” — Graham Platner for Senate

🚨 Tonight, U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner didn’t hold back: “The Democratic Party at the leadership level has really just become entirely feckless. There’s an inability to wield power — and people are fed up," he said live on Our Revolution’s 2026 Kickoff Call. "What happened [in the shutdown vote] was a failure of leadership in the clearest terms. Sen. Schumer is the Minority Leader. It's his job to make sure his caucus votes along lines good for the people — and he is just completely unable to rise to this moment in American history. "People are angry that the Democratic Party has ceased being capable of fighting back. "If the Democratic Party represented the people in it, it'd be the party of the working class, of labor unions — of building power and creating real structural change again. "It’s an element of leadership failing to do any of those things. And we gotta get rid of them. They gotta go.” — Graham Platner for Senate

Our Revolution

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