​​The time is now to challenge the influence the DSA and its ideological surrogates hold over the Democratic Party. Their positions on the working class, identity politics, race, economics and other key issues are laced in hypocrisy and highly vulnerable to scrutiny.

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The DSA deftly combines messaging, media attention, policy, organization and money. 

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The DSA’s ideological messaging benefits from their opponents’ fear of being labeled racist or cancelled. We must confront those arguments directly and without timidity using the most effective language, platforms and messaging.

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Identity politics is most effectively challenged via identity politics.