Stu Smith
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 18 Jul
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That's a big point for them.
And then they would also want to make sure that they would be able to give out amnesty to anyone who wanted it.
And, uh,
this is all done in the name of making our society more democratic.
So even they wouldn't, they also have a firm stance on the workplace as well, that there would be no bosses or hierarchy or executives, that the workplace would be democratized as well.
It's pretty high.
Something that happened to me was I went to a doctor's appointment and my doctor said my conservative son voted for Zoran because he was a one-issue voter in New York City and that the rent was too high and he felt that Mamdani would help him.
And that's kind of the reality that we're in, where some people will vote DSA even though they are not
DSA members or really care.
They just want what's best for them.
And I think they need to be realistic that this is a very slippery road and this can get crazy really quick.
So DSA runs a really good social media game.
They're able to kind of put out these cadre candidates who come from the world of activism
who are hard workers, who are polished, they almost feel like they come out of central casting sometimes, but then there's this entire machine of people
behind them, who are way more radical, and that's why I like to kind of focus on DSA's national leadership with their NPC, because that's really the people who are making these kind of crazy policy decisions, and then you're kind of seeing how that is laundered through people like Mamdani, Malat Kiros, Chris Rabb,
and these other kind of like new polished DSA candidates on the national stage.
So I would say people need to be very, very locked into this and very precise with their language and aware of how this works at a national level with you have the candidates, you have the board of directors, the NPC, and then on the ground,
hey, they might not be running elections, but they are most likely in your city and they are seeing what they can get away with.
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