DSA SURGES AS EL-SAYED UPSETS IN MICHIGAN PRIMARY | HUMAN EVENTS DAILY W JACK POSOBIEC
Jack Posobiec is joined by Mark Mitchell and Rich Baris for a hard-hitting breakdown of the progressive left's latest power play. Far-left Abdul El-Sayed narrowly defeats establishment favorite Haley Stevens in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary — a massive DSA-aligned victory that sets up a critical swing-state showdown and has the party establishment reeling.
We dig into what this means for the midterms, the growing socialist wing of the Democrats, and Trump's response calling it "great news for the Republican Party." Plus the latest from Bedminster as President Trump claims another club championship amid the usual media frenzy, and updates on Kevin McCarthy's latest moves and exit from Congress.
Is the Democratic Party officially handing the keys to the DSA — and will Michigan voters reject it in November? Drop your take in the comments!
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The real events of the world are out there, but it all depends on who you listen to. Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec brings you unfiltered and factual updates on how current events will impact our country today and in the future. Watch every M-F at 2PM EST.
Segment 1: The Economy CANNOT BE IGNORED... Or We Lose Segment 2: The Sleek, Crafted Delivery Of Socialism WILL DESTROY AMERICA Segment 3: Reagan Conservativism Isn't Working With Voters Anymore Segment 4: The Anti-Establishment Wave Is Coming Segment 5: Large Corporation Influence Is A HUGE PROBLEM For The GOP
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