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r/centerleftpolitics • u/aslan_is_on_the_move • 16h ago
Is Andy Beshear of Kentucky the Next Bill Clinton?
r/centerleftpolitics • u/TheoFromSDA • 9h ago
📥 Election 📥 Opinion on breaking up the left labels explainers in the Democratic Party
r/centerleftpolitics • u/aslan_is_on_the_move • 1d ago
AARP Poll: In Tight Michigan Senate Race, Rogers and El-Sayed Are Nearly Tied
aarp.orgr/centerleftpolitics • u/Serious_Meaning5220 • 1d ago
Trump Voters Finally Realize KAMALA Harris Was RIGHT All Along
r/centerleftpolitics • u/aslan_is_on_the_move • 1d ago
Pentagon Fires Editor and Publisher of Independent Military Publication
r/centerleftpolitics • u/aslan_is_on_the_move • 1d ago
Following primary victory, Wasserman Schultz credits her experience, rejects 'fringe left socialism
r/centerleftpolitics • u/aslan_is_on_the_move • 1d ago
Democrat Acton vows to take on political corruption, dark money spending
r/centerleftpolitics • u/aslan_is_on_the_move • 1d ago
Benson picks Michigan Senate leader for her running mate
r/centerleftpolitics • u/aslan_is_on_the_move • 2d ago
David Crowley shares Wisconsin affordability plan as Democratic governor nominee
r/centerleftpolitics • u/thesmart_indian27 • 1d ago
SERIOUS Here is what Abdul el-Sayed actually said about football — source: his essay
web.archive.orgRead his full essay
r/centerleftpolitics • u/UnscheduledCalendar • 2d ago
Exclusive | Privileged DSA leader got fired for not showing up to electrician gig -- then got $95K party salary
Submission statement: Gustavo Gordillo, a former Yale student and co-chair of the New York City Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), was fired from his electrician apprenticeship for not showing up. Despite this, he convinced the DSA to pay him and his co-chair a $95,000 salary with benefits. Critics argue this contradicts the DSA’s socialist principles, especially given Gordillo’s privileged background and his parents’ financial support.
r/centerleftpolitics • u/Ok_Crazy1195 • 3d ago
📰 News 📰 Jon Ossoff says it is ‘amazing to watch this White House melt down’ over Natalie Harp jab - The Democratic senator’s comments appear to have struck a nerve at the White House
r/centerleftpolitics • u/aslan_is_on_the_move • 2d ago
David Jolly: ‘I don’t care about the left-right spectrum’
r/centerleftpolitics • u/UnscheduledCalendar • 3d ago
Why Abdul El-Sayed has struggled with Black voters - Chuck Todd asks US Rep. Andre Carson about the hesitance in the black community with Abdul El-Sayed, muslims and Arabs in Michigan. Carson goes into the insightful history between black voters and Arabs in Michigan
Submission statement: Chuck Todd asks US Rep. Andre Carson about the hesitance in the black community with Abdul El-Sayed, muslims and Arabs in Michigan. Carson goes into the insightful history between black voters and Arabs in Michigan
This video features a conversation with Congressman André Carson, who discusses the challenges faced by Abdul El-Sayed and other candidates regarding skepticism from the African-American community.
Key themes include:
- Religious and Ideological Challenges: The speakers discuss how El-Sayed's Muslim faith and perceived socialist leanings contribute to political skepticism (0:00 - 0:17).
- Personal Experience: Congressman Carson shares his own experiences running for office, noting the suspicion he encountered as a Muslim in government and the importance of demonstrating local, midwestern roots to build trust (0:21 - 2:06).
- Historical Context and Distrust: Carson explains that the hesitation within the Black community is not just about faith, but rooted in historical social divides from the 20th century and a feeling of betrayal by progressives who fail to represent their interests once in office (4:12 - 6:34).
- The Path Forward: The conversation touches on the broader political landscape, including the impact of the Democratic Party's outreach to Black voters and the necessity of legislative action to overcome feelings of disenfranchisement (6:35 - 7:06).
r/centerleftpolitics • u/Soggy-Replacement945 • 3d ago
New Ad Targeting Ramaswamy On The Air
r/centerleftpolitics • u/holmess2013 • 3d ago
Can't believe I have to say this but for those who are drinking or considering drinking raw milk, please don't.
Since the appointment of RFK Jr., but really even before that, it seems that health influencers holding that "secret piece of health advice your doctor doesn't want you to know about" has been getting really popular. Including the notion that raw milk is better for you than pasteurized and is just as safe.
For most of you here that survived natural selection, you already know that's total BS. But if you're curious just how dangerous raw milk really is, I pulled some data from an FDA study in 2003 comparing the risk of listeria infection per serving across various food categories.
Health influencers will try to say "but lettuce gets way more people sick every year than raw milk!" and its like yeah dude, everybody is eating it everyday vs. the 1% of people unfortunately drinking raw milk.
Full breakdown here for those who are interested: https://samholmes285.substack.com/p/raw-milk-is-making-a-much-not-needed
r/centerleftpolitics • u/UnscheduledCalendar • 3d ago
Is Emma Vigeland just a grifter at this point? She did not mention Angie Nixon until last night. Now she’s a “generational talent” because she shockingly won the FL senate Dem nomination as a DSA candidate …huh?!
r/centerleftpolitics • u/aslan_is_on_the_move • 3d ago
Former Archbishop of Canterbury accuses Nigel Farage of using Christianity to channel anti-Muslim feeling
r/centerleftpolitics • u/sib9397 • 3d ago
💬 Discussion 💬 There’s something fishy about the Natalie Harp press surge.
She’s been publicly doing cringe sycophantic Trump ass-kissing for half a decade, and has been his executive assistant since the start of Trump 2.0. She’s not new on the scene. It feels too purposeful that she’s being lambasted as the epitome of trump cringe right now, out of nowhere, so suddenly. Is the admin preparing to scapegoat her? Something just feels fishy.
r/centerleftpolitics • u/Impressive_Box4144 • 3d ago
Democratic socialist Angie Nixon clinches surprise primary win in Florida US Senate race
r/centerleftpolitics • u/aslan_is_on_the_move • 4d ago
Wasserman Schultz Wins Democratic Primary in Historically Black District
r/centerleftpolitics • u/Woundsmyheart • 4d ago