Shawn Farash noted that Democrats lost all seven swing states in the 2024 election, yet moved further left rather than toward the center as the DLC did after 1984.
Shawn Farash noted that Democrats lost all seven swing states in the 2024 election, yet moved further left rather than toward the center as the DLC did after 1984.
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Farash sets up Kaitlan Collins as the embodiment of media denial: she went on air and told Trump he was 'incorrectly' conflating democratic socialism with communism. Farash's response is to roll a video montage of DSA member David Jenkins, a self-described libertarian Marxist and anti-fascist, who plainly states at the top of the clip: 'Our goal is liberation. Our goal is communism.' [1] — Shawn Farash "CNN says democratic socialism isn't communism. The DSA says otherwise. In a video montage, David Jenkins explicitly states: 'Our goal is li…" 58:20 He plays it repeatedly, noting that this is not interpretive — it's four words: our goal is communism. He contrasts this to the historical pattern: after Reagan's 49-state 1984 landslide, Democrats regrouped under the Democratic Leadership Council, with Clinton, Biden, and Blue Dogs pulling the party toward the center. After losing all seven swing states in 2024, there is no DLC. There is no correction. The DSA has captured the party, and moderate Democrats like Rep. Adam Smith are only now, too late, saying publicly that DSA ideology is 'vastly more radical' and 'dangerous.' Farash's verdict: the party of Kennedy and Clinton is dead.
After 1984 Democrats formed the DLC to drag themselves back to the center. After 2024, there is no DLC. The DSA owns the party now. If you're a JFK or Clinton Democrat, the party you once belonged to has ceased to exist.
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