Establishment Democrats risk ‘extinction’ as socialism rises: Joe Concha
Concha noted that the party’s traditional leadership is struggling to connect with Democratic voters, pointing to polling that shows several high-profile figures failing to generate broad enthusiasm, including former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, California Gov. Gavin Newsom, former Vice President Kamala Harris, and Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ).Advertisement“Those were all seen maybe as establishment, and it’s time to do something different,” Concha said.
- ▪Concha noted that the party’s traditional leadership is struggling to connect with Democratic voters, pointing to polling that shows several high-profile figures failing to generate broad enthusiasm, including former Transportation Secretar
- ▪Gavin Newsom, former Vice President Kamala Harris, and Sen.
- ▪Mark Kelly (D-AZ).Advertisement“Those were all seen maybe as establishment, and it’s time to do something different,” Concha said.
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Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha warns Democrats could be headed toward “extinction” as socialist candidates gain momentum within the party.Concha argued that the Democratic Party is experiencing a growing shift toward socialism, warning that establishment figures could be pushed aside as progressive candidates gain traction. Recommended Stories Establishment Democrats risk ‘extinction’ as socialism rises: Joe Concha Van Jones hits progressives for ‘hijacking’ the Democratic Party Democratic establishment is ‘dead’: Joe Concha Concha noted that the progressive movement has evolved from “a wave” into “a tidal wave” that threatens to reshape the Democratic Party.
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