No. of Recommendations: 4
There are still a couple of same democrats.
But only a couple. Here’s one:
Dana Bash: There is Darializa Avila Chevalier, she was a PhD candidate at Columbia, an organizer, she called for the abolition of prisons, open borders, end to deportations, even of people convicted of violent crimes. She attended a pro-Palestinian rally on October 8th, 2023. Um, a rally that reportedly featured some real antisemitic rhetoric justifying the attack. How do you feel as a Democrat about someone with those views being in the United States Congress?
Governor Shapiro: Well, her district voted for her. But I have profound differences from that particular candidate, based on the citations that you read there. And she's not someone who, you know, seemingly, I would agree with on many things, or that we share similar values. She ran on the Democratic ticket, I guess as a socialist, her voters in that district determined that she was the one they wanted representing (them.)
Dana Bash: What does that tell you about your party?
Governor Shapiro: I think that what our party has to go through, that will be very healthy, and something that we've not really done since the 1992 elections, is to have a battle over what we believe in.
Chevalier and her ilk are winning elections nationwide on the backs of anti-semitism and outright communism. This is the future of your party at current course and speed.
I warned you people years ago you out a saddle on a tiger. You didn’t listen.
