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Red Rover, Red Rover, Send The Socialists On Over

The Daily Wire

The Daily Wire

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June 29, 2026

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Narrative Analysis: Name Calling
Red Rover, Red Rover, Send The Socialists On Over

This is republished with permission from the author. The original, “The DSA’s big city takeover,” at The Intersection can be found here. *** The Democratic Socialists of America’s victories in congressional primaries feel seismic because they come on the heels of a string of major victories in big cities, including a DSA-backed candidate winning the ...

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