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Rahm Emanuel blasts socialist candidates for making races ‘an Ivy League seminar’

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Rahm Emanuel blasts socialist candidates for making races ‘an Ivy League seminar’
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Emanuel took the opportunity to lay into the group, casting it as out of touch with the people it was trying to appeal to. “If you’re trying to be a party that recruits people, working-class people that go paycheck to paycheck, socialists have been repulsing them.”Emmanuel pointed to the socialist candidates’ weakness among minority voters, especially black voters, a core constituency of the Democratic Party. THEY’RE RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR“Black Democratic turnout has been surging since the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act and cleared the way for the Trump-backed redistricting wave,” Emanuel said.

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Former Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman and possible 2028 presidential hopeful Rahm Emanuel bashed the socialist wing of the Democratic Party, arguing that it didn’t appeal to working-class voters.The socialist wing of the Democratic Party was humbled on Tuesday after Democratic Socialists of America member Francesca Hong lost in a surprise upset to the establishment-backed David Crowley in the Wisconsin gubernatorial primary. Emanuel took the opportunity to lay into the group, casting it as out of touch with the people it was trying to appeal to.

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