Francesca Hong’s collapse offers hope for establishment Dems — but the radical left is still working hard to infiltrate
Regular Dems also know the polls were about as badly off in last week’s Michigan’s Senate primary; far-lefty Abdul El-Sayed squeaked through because he did…
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Thanksgiving-hating socialist Francesca Hong narrowly lost to David Crowley, showing the limits of the radical left’s appeal in a Midwest swing state, as long as the normal Democrat has a modicum of charisma and organizational support. Then again, the left is still pulling the Democratic Party its way: The establishment is rushing to legitimize El-Sayed, and all too many candidates, for example, still don’t dare speak common sense on issues like protecting women’s spaces from males “identifying” as female. Francesca Hong, the democratic socialist running in Wisconsin’s Democratic primary for governor, had a double-digit lead in polls as recently as last week.
Furthermore, Why Were Polls So Wrong in the Wisconsin Governor’s Race?.
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Thanksgiving-hating socialist Francesca Hong narrowly lost to David Crowley, showing the limits of the radical left’s appeal in a Midwest swing state, as long as the normal Democrat has a modicum of charisma and organizational support.
according to New York PostThen again, the left is still pulling the Democratic Party its way: The establishment is rushing to legitimize El-Sayed, and all too many candidates, for example, still don’t dare speak common sense on issues like protecting women’s spaces from males “identifying” as female.
according to New York PostFrancesca Hong, the democratic socialist running in Wisconsin’s Democratic primary for governor, had a double-digit lead in polls as recently as last week.
according to The New York Times — HomeWhy Were Polls So Wrong in the Wisconsin Governor’s Race?.
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