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McCarthyism Didn’t Go Far Enough To Root Out Filthy Commies, So Now We Have Modern NYC

McCarthy was completely correct that communists had infiltrated the U.S. government, and his legacy has been vindicated by later evidence.

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After the Democratic primaries in New York last week, the Big Apple is looking a little more red. The Democratic Socialists of America, a rising faction within leftist politics, had a particularly good night.

Darializa Avila Chevalier, a radical’s radical in the DSA, unseated five-term incumbent Rep. Adriano Espaillat in the 13th Congressional District. Brad Lander beat incumbent Dan Goldman for the 10th District’s nomination, and DSA member Claire Valdez won the nomination for an open seat in the 7th District. Each also had the endorsement of Islamo-Marxist Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

The appellation of socialist, and “democratic socialist” at that, might put some people (read: fools) at relative ease. “At least they aren’t communists,” some might say, after huffing a generous amount of cope.

Except, they are, and they’re very open about it.

Case in point, MS Now’s Ali Velshi warned Chevalier, “You’re going to appear in all sorts of people’s ads. All sorts of Republicans’ ads that say, ‘This is what you’re gonna get if you vote for the Democrats: a communist.’”

In near-perfect academic doublespeak, no doubt thanks to pursuing a doctorate in, checks notes, sociology, Chevalier responded with, “For far too long, this reactive conversation of what we should be afraid of has prevented us from being able to have a politics … Democrats can actually identify with.”

For those following along at home, she basically said, “Yeah, I am. But I can’t plainly say that because the word ‘communist’ makes people uneasy. But have no fear, once I’m in office I’ll enact policies to the left of Lenin and Mao.”

They believe that if they tack on “democratic” in front of “socialism,” it’ll fool........

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