Fetterman Lets Loose on Dems Over Wild DSA Video
Fetterman Lets Loose on Dems Over Wild DSA Video By Nick Arama | 6:15 PM on July 26, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. AP Photo/Steven Senne, File As we reported, "Fox News Sunday" aired a pretty wild segment with the Democratic Socialists of America national co-chair, Megan Romer. Host Shannon Bream went down a list of extreme agenda items that would amount to a dismantling of our government, and asked Romer to confirm if these were, in fact, positions held by the DSA.
- ▪Fetterman Lets Loose on Dems Over Wild DSA Video By Nick Arama | 6:15 PM on July 26, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com.
- ▪AP Photo/Steven Senne, File As we reported, "Fox News Sunday" aired a pretty wild segment with the Democratic Socialists of America national co-chair, Megan Romer.
- ▪Host Shannon Bream went down a list of extreme agenda items that would amount to a dismantling of our government, and asked Romer to confirm if these were, in fact, positions held by the DSA.
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Fetterman Lets Loose on Dems Over Wild DSA Video By Nick Arama | 6:15 PM on July 26, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. AP Photo/Steven Senne, File As we reported, "Fox News Sunday" aired a pretty wild segment with the Democratic Socialists of America national co-chair, Megan Romer. Host Shannon Bream went down a list of extreme agenda items that would amount to a dismantling of our government, and asked Romer to confirm if these were, in fact, positions held by the DSA. Romer confirmed them all, including abolishing the Senate, replacing the presidency and the Supreme Court, abolishing borders and prisons, and even defunding the Pentagon.
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