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senator John FettmanD-pa. The “left-handed” warming to socialism or communism in one’s own party tells the past discussions with people under communism in the 20th century.
When asked about a new Gallup poll, 66% of Democrats view socialism favorably, while only 42% view capitalism favorably, that’s an important question.
“Literally, I’m a former communist country. I asked-I said, ‘Some people in my party are talking about socialism right now.
“He’s like, ‘That’s the worst thing ever – if you take any of these things, you’re going to need a reality check. You know, like – you’re an idiot.”
Not only Democrats. Socialist Mamdani’s plan should worry about Republicans across the country
Fetterman seemed to agree with the people he spoke to, and later revealed that the country he visited was Croatia.
The Croatians told him, “Thank God we got rid of this” and they were, which made him mysterious [America] Having a conversation. ”
Comments are in Democratic PartyThe main mainstream shifted the recent left, mainly from the rise of the senator of Vermont’s democratic socialist. Bernie Sanders and the House of Representatives’ left-wing “squad”.
President Donald Trump recently hailed as a “Communist Lunatic” in New York City Mayor Leader Zohran Mamdani, while a Cuban shirt man also undermined the recent Mamdani incident, yelling allegations of his ideology closely linked to the current regime of Havana.
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Mamdani denied NBC News, who is a communist, prefers “democratic socialist”.
In the clip of “Faulkner Focus”, stands for. Pramila JayapalSeattle Democrats and outstanding progressives say the current economic system “no longer works for most Americans.”
“The world we inherited is not sustainable for human life. And there must be a better way of doing things.”
In Croatia, the current political system was the oppressive communist regime of Josip Tito, which ruled from World War II to the 1980s and quickly suppressed dissent.
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After Tito’s death in 1980, the country began to slowly democratize, and by 1989, multiple elections were held.
In contrast, its current prime minister is Andrej Plenković, who is considered a conservative, pro-NATO and pro-market leader.
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