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Joe SLAMS DSA 'radical' platform, warns it will 'drive more people towards' Trump
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July 28, 2026
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July 28, 2026
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12:05Now PlayingThe co-chair of the Democratic Socialists of America, Megan Romer, appeared on Fox News Sunday this week and was asked about multiple policy positions –without any deeper context– in a rapid-fire line of questioning. Romer agreed things like eliminating the Senate, replacing the President and Supreme Court “as we know them,” abolishing ICE, abolishing borders and more. The positions has sparked sharp criticism from both Democrats and Republicans. Joe sounds off on the DSA policy positions and called on establishment and moderate Democrats to ‘condemn to craziness,’ warning the extreme policies will push voters to Republicans and Trump.
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