Socialism is a ‘pie in the sky treatment’: Byron York
Among Democratic respondents, 59% favored the DSA and 52% favored socialism, compared with just 6% and 11% among Republicans, respectively. Advertisement “The poll results show that Democrats as a whole, not just democratic socialists, have a very favorable impression of socialism,” York said. York highlighted the DSA’s new platform, which was released on July 14.
- ▪Among Democratic respondents, 59% favored the DSA and 52% favored socialism, compared with just 6% and 11% among Republicans, respectively.
- ▪Advertisement “The poll results show that Democrats as a whole, not just democratic socialists, have a very favorable impression of socialism,” York said.
- ▪York highlighted the DSA’s new platform, which was released on July 14.
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Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York slammed socialists for being unrealistic about their platform’s goals and compared it to a type of fantasy land where “everybody has everything they need.”“The Democratic Socialists of America seem to have the most energy in the Democratic Party,” York said on Fox News’s America Reports Thursday. Recommended Stories Socialism is a ‘pie in the sky treatment’: Byron York DSA endorsement tracker: Here are the socialists running for office across America The View: AOC is 2028 front-runner, but ‘low testosterone guys’ won’t vote for her York cited a Fox News poll conducted July 17-20 about favorable views on socialism, the DSA, and capitalism.
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