By DC Larson Radicals may be relatively scant in number, but longtime rank-and-file Democrat voters can be expected to endorse anyone whose name is followed by a D.
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Streamer and political commentator Hasan Piker joins Symone Sanders Townsend and Eugene Daniels on a new episode of “Clock It”. They ask Piker to prove his claim that his beliefs are “far closer to the majority position” than the national Democratic Party. The full wide-ranging interview is out tomorrow on MS NOW's YouTube channel (ms.now/clockit) and wherever you listen to your podcasts
Rep. Greg Casar, Chair of the House Progressive Caucus, urged whistleblowers to speak out about the dangers of artificial intelligence. He joined The Weeknight as new polling showed most Americans worry A.I. could someday destroy humanity.
The DSA's electoral strategy reveals significant challenges, as their candidates often thrive in urban areas but struggle to achieve national dominance due to widespread negative perceptions of socialism. A Gallup poll indicates that a majority of Americans view socialism unfavorably, limiting the DSA's appeal among moderate and independent voters crucial for broader electoral success. This ideological divide may inadvertently strengthen the political right, as Republican candidates can unify voters against perceived socialist threats. ----------------------------------- Go to http://turleytraining.com/ and reserve your spot now. *The content presented by sponsors may contain affiliate links. When you click and shop the links, Turley Talks…
When a semi-anonymous social media user declared that the federal government had targeted her in a bizarre entrapment scheme, the paranoid claim snowballed into a more disturbing revelation: the Pentagon appears to be breaking the law by paying conservative influencers to track, surveil, and propagandize Americans.
Who else is involved in the covert scheme? By Wyatt Reed In mid-August, a conservative activist using the digital moniker “Datarepublican” quietly admitted she was employed by the Pentagon as a “special government employee.” For months, she’d been pocketing a government paycheck while intensely lobbying for President Trump’s imperialist misadventures online and tracking their most vocal critics in a digital database. Datarepublican was identified in 2025 as Jennica Pounds, a Utah-based mother with nearly a million followers whose stated raison d’etre is “fighting communists” – a moniker she applies liberally to anyone perceptibly to the left of Barry Goldwater. And she’s not alone. Pounds has emerged as the face of a…Open
The Left operates less like a centralized conspiracy than a coordinated “Hive,” with academia, political institutions, bureaucracy, and activist groups serving distinct functions. Source