A Bunch of Democrats Joined a Livestream Where the DSA Attacked America and Praised Terrorists
Progressive policy ambitions meet practical realities as Americans weigh costs and consequences.
A livestream where sitting Democrats shared a screen with people cheering on terrorists shouldn't need much commentary. It should just be a headline that ends careers. Instead it gets treated like background noise, one more weird corner of the internet that nobody in leadership has to answer for.
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The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), despite their name, actually hate America and all she stands for. Their platform calls for the abolition of the nuclear family, the dismantling of America and her laws, and the destruction of Western civilization.
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A livestream where sitting Democrats shared a screen with people cheering on terrorists shouldn't need much commentary. It should just be a headline that ends careers. Instead it gets treated like background noise, one more weird corner of the internet that nobody in leadership has to answer for. That's the actual scandal here, not that DSA said something ugly. Everyone already knows what DSA is. The question is why elected Democrats keep showing up in the same room with it.
Because let's look at what DSA actually is on paper, not what people wish it were. This isn't a group asking for better healthcare or a higher minimum wage, the stuff Democrats like to pretend is the whole story. Their platform calls for abolishing the nuclear family. It calls for dismantling American law and institutions outright. That's not a policy dispute, that's a rejection of the country as it's built. When you get on a livestream with people who believe that and say nothing while terrorists get praised, you're not "engaging with the base." You're endorsing it by proximity.
The Democratic Party has spent years insisting the socialist wing is fringe, a loud minority they don't really control. Fine. Then act like it. Walk off the stream. Say something. The silence is the tell. Politicians who would never let a Republican share a stage with an extremist group manage to find every excuse in the book when it's their own side doing it.
We're not shocked DSA hates the country they claim to be organizing. We're asking why the people supposedly representing that country keep sitting quietly next to the people who don't.
Commentary written with AI assistance by the New Republican Times Editorial Board.

