Madeline goes solo to defend Abdul El-Sayed against antisemitism accusations — and she's speaking as someone who grew up in Orthodox Jewish Day School. She breaks down who's doing the cherry-picking, why establishment Democrats and Republicans share a common interest in painting DSA candidates as radical, and why criticizing a government's actions is not the same as hating a people. She also traces the Democratic Party's messaging collapse from the Clinton compromises to Hakeem Jeffries publicly rejecting Medicare for All — and makes the case that what the DSA is offering isn't radical. It's just hope, which is what Democrats stopped selling a long time ago. Personal, researched, and worth hearing from someone with real skin in the game.
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