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The short answer is, yes. The longer answer cannot be known until the general election season begins. Through primaries, candidates generally go to the fringe of their party’s politics, then shift back once the nominee is determined.
As Matt Mackowiak, president of the Potomac Strategy Group, noted tonight on Fox News, issues like reparations, Medicare-for-All, legalized marijuana, and Green New Deal are litmus tests for the candidates to reach the rising far-left radical progressives in the Democratic base.
One thing is certain about this batch of Democratic contenders. There’s no idea that can be considered too far to the left. They might try to avoid labels such as “communism” and we’re starting to see them pull back on the label of “socialism,” they’re still promoting ideas that are both communistic and socialistic regardless of which labels they place on them. This may be the most troubling aspect of their strategy. If they can sell socialistic ideas while preventing the label of socialism itself from being attached to them, then they have a chance of swaying the unwitting masses.
It’s not the intelligent, thoughtful voters that should worry us. They’ll see through the lies of the Democrats. The real threat comes with those in the “independent middle” who are blind to the socialistic ideas the Democrats push. They may fall for them. We have to prevent that from happening through the spreading of information.
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