Democrats Give A Warm Welcome To The Hasan Piker Faction In Their Party
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Democrats Give A Warm Welcome To The Hasan Piker Faction In Their Party
Calls for El-Sayed and other Democrats to distance themselves from Piker enable the Democrat Party to dodge accountability on a darker issue.
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The approaching 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks is a reminder of the outrageous fact that this election cycle, a Democratic U.S. Senate nominee from a purple state proudly campaigned alongside a man who said “America deserved 9/11.”
Yes, Abdul El-Sayed’s use of the America-loathing, jihadi-sympathizing, Jew-hating Hasan Piker as a surrogate should be disqualifying. But calls for El-Sayed and other leading Democrats to distance themselves from and denounce Piker, and Piker alone, enable the Democrat Party to dodge accountability on a darker issue.
Disassociating from Piker, a single streamer, as some have done in the vaguest and most oblique way possible, is relatively easy. Far harder for Democrats, apparently, is for them to forcefully and with specificity reject his views. Here, by and large, they have gone mum.
Through indoctrination and/or importation, many Americans hold the same odious views as Piker.
The Democratic Socialists of America’s (DSA) 120,000 dues-paying members, polling, and the incoming class of insurgent Red-Green Congress members — to say nothing of a Democrat caucus already overwhelmingly dominated by like-minded members — are a testament to the fact that the left is comprised of countless Pikers.
They may not express their views as crudely as Piker, and they may lack his platform, but fundamentally, they see the world the same as he does. They believe America is an evil, oppressive, imperialist nation. They believe that we must be........
