DSA is leveraging its presence in the House to challenge established leadership, scrutinize administration spending, and push for legislative control through gerrymandering.
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Updated Jul 17
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DSA is leveraging its presence in the House to challenge established leadership, scrutinize administration spending, and push for legislative control through gerrymandering.
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DSA candidates are gaining ground in the House.Also in this story
- Glenn Ivey discusses the platforms of DSA candidates who are running in Wisconsin, while also comparing Nancy Pelosi's political style to his own.
- DSA candidates are gaining ground in Congress, pushing policy ideas like defunding the Pentagon and influencing the broader Democrat Party debate.
- The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) faces allegations of Chinese Communist funding and is called out by opponents regarding its House candidates.
- A DSA chapter has begun including local political nominees in its activities.
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- CNN exposed Abdul El-Sayed's past political statements, while DSA backed Angie Nixon's Senate candidacy, and AOC remained active in political discourse.
- Angie Nixon, a card-carrying DSA member, is running for office in Florida while facing campaigning opposition from the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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