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Stop Calling Democrats ‘Moderate’ For Hiding Their Socialism Behind A Bad Haircut

The ‘moderate Democrat’ is a campaign myth meant to deceive voters into electing leftists.

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Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley narrowly defeated socialist Francesca Hong in the Wisconsin gubernatorial primary on Tuesday. Hong was best known for saying Thanksgiving should be canceled, the Senate should be dismantled, the police should be abolished, and that the sight of white people inside a fast food restaurant nearly gave her an anxiety attack.

According to outlets like Politico, Hong’s defeat proves moderates are still strong, and that an “emerging insurgency” of socialists is merely an overhyped narrative being peddled. Of course accepting Politico’s spiel requires you to also accept its central premise: that Crowley is a moderate.

It’s a label that has already taken hold. X user Polimath posted: “Crowley is going to run away with this election specifically because the left was clowning on him for being a reasonable moderate.”

Breaking911 posted on X: “Moderate David Crowley defeats far-left socialist Francesca Hong in Wisconsin’s closely watched Democratic primary.”

But Crowley is no “moderate.” Just because he hasn’t called for the abolition of Thanksgiving, the Senate, and the police doesn’t make him “moderate,” and calling him that only helps left-wing ideology win. On the policies that actually matter, Crowley and Hong were separated more by tone than actual substance.

Like Hong, Crowley supports “repealing Act 10,” legislation that curtailed collective bargaining powers for a lot of government unions and capped pay raises for public employees at the rate of inflation (unless overridden by local government vote). Both politicians support artificially........

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