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A Wisconsin Democrat Staffer Wants to Kill Republicans, and Guess Which Democrat Candidate Follows Him
Narrative Analysis: Name Calling
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Fox News
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· Jul 12, 2026
The Far Left Understands Something Republicans Don’t…Here’s Why It Matters
Emily Jashinsky examines the rise of Democratic Socialist candidates, arguing that while they have tapped into widespread frustration with the status quo, they also hold policy positions that could become major liabilities in competitive elections. She contends that Republicans should focus less on labeling these candidates as socialists [] The post The Far Left Understands Something Republicans Don’tHere’s Why It Matters first appeared on Attack the System.
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Democratic candidates for Michigan Senate seat to face off in debate
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Al Jazeera
· Jul 9, 2026
Graham Platner drops Maine Senate bid: What that means for Democrats
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Jacob Frey backs Angie Craig for Senate over more progressive Peggy Flanagan
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Post Platner: Maine Democrats’ Loser Line Up
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Related coverage for "A Wisconsin Democrat Staffer Wants to Kill Republicans, and Guess Which Democrat Candidate Follows Him": Fox News — Mamdani-backed socialists look to take New York playbook nationwide after primary victories. Attack the System — The Far Left Understands Something Republicans Don’t…Here’s Why It Matters. The Hill — Democratic candidates for Michigan Senate seat to face off in debate. Al Jazeera — Graham Platner drops Maine Senate bid: What that means for Democrats. Washington Examiner — Jacob Frey backs Angie Craig for Senate over more progressive Peggy Flanagan. National Republican Senatorial Committee — Post Platner: Maine Democrats’ Loser Line Up