David Feldman
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Is The DNC Fuelling Political Instability?

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November 7, 2022

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In this report, David asks whether the Democratic National Committee (DNC) is fuelling political instability in the lead up to the Midterms.

Since January 6th, a number of high-profile Republicans, including Ted Cruz and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, have accused Democrats of deploying political rhetoric that endangers democracy and the lives of our politicians. Most Republicans insist America's political and electoral instability stems from the vitriolic language coming from the Left. We look at a GOP talking point that went out immediately after the attack on Paul Pelosi which equates it to a Bernie Sanders supporter back in 2017 taking aim at Steve Scalise.

Is it the same?

What do you think?

#leftyfromwayback #davidfeldmanshow #midterms2022

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