DSA’s ‘sweet spot’ is voters who are ‘bitter’ about their lives: Byron York
Washington Examiner chief political columnist Byron York said “we’ve learned a lot about the DSA” recently and have identified the “sweet spot” for the party.On Tuesday, Rep. Greg Stanton (D-AZ) triumphed over his Democratic Socialists of America-backed opponent Kai Newkirk for Arizona’s 4th Congressional District. Recommended Stories DSA’s ‘sweet spot’ is voters who are ‘bitter’ about their lives: Byron York Democrats see dip in generic ballot polling Collins absent from Trump’s Georgia rally as House votes keep him in DC “It would have been a huge story if the DSA had knocked off another Democratic incumbent.
- ▪Washington Examiner chief political columnist Byron York said “we’ve learned a lot about the DSA” recently and have identified the “sweet spot” for the party.On Tuesday, Rep.
- ▪Greg Stanton (D-AZ) triumphed over his Democratic Socialists of America-backed opponent Kai Newkirk for Arizona’s 4th Congressional District.
- ▪Recommended Stories DSA’s ‘sweet spot’ is voters who are ‘bitter’ about their lives: Byron York Democrats see dip in generic ballot polling Collins absent from Trump’s Georgia rally as House votes keep him in DC “It would have been a huge s
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Washington Examiner chief political columnist Byron York said “we’ve learned a lot about the DSA” recently and have identified the “sweet spot” for the party.On Tuesday, Rep. Greg Stanton (D-AZ) triumphed over his Democratic Socialists of America-backed opponent Kai Newkirk for Arizona’s 4th Congressional District. Recommended Stories DSA’s ‘sweet spot’ is voters who are ‘bitter’ about their lives: Byron York Democrats see dip in generic ballot polling Collins absent from Trump’s Georgia rally as House votes keep him in DC “It would have been a huge story if the DSA had knocked off another Democratic incumbent.
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