Pro-Israel Democrat Ritchie Torres won his primary in a poor Bronx district by 50 points against a radical left challenger, showing Democrats are not uniformly moving left.
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Pro-Israel Democrat Ritchie Torres won his primary in a poor Bronx district by 50 points against a radical left challenger, showing Democrats are not uniformly moving left.
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Rory Stewart raises the spectre of Jeremy Corbyn: that the existence of radical figures on the left, however reasonable their positions might seem in a European context, will be deployed by opponents to define the entire party. He reveals that when he tried to explain to his son Sasha why Mamdani's positions would frighten American swing voters, Sasha replied that he agreed with everything Mamdani said and couldn't understand the problem. [1] — Rory Stewart "The existence of some people out on the far left will be used to brand it and it'll be seen by people like Trump as a gift because they'll …" 08:44 This generational gap in political perception is, Rory suggests, itself part of the story. He also notes that not all Democrats are following the same path — Ritchie Torres won his Bronx primary by 50 points on a pro-Israel platform, and the Democrats' candidate for New York 17 is a combat veteran, reflecting the party's simultaneous pull in opposite directions.
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