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DNC Chair Ken Martin Defends ‘Big Tent’ Strategy Amid Questions About Democratic Socialists
- Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin defended including Democratic Socialists in the party’s “big tent” during an interview with MS NOW host Peter Alexander.
- Martin said Democrats should expand their coalition through addition rather than subtraction and welcome new voices, including people near the political center.
- Alexander questioned whether Democrats needed a middle ground, while Martin said many Americans are moderate, center-left, or center-right.
- Republicans have criticized Democrats’ ties to the Democratic Socialists of America, while some mainstream Democrats have sought to distance themselves from its label.
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DNC'S 'BIG TENT' COVERS FOR SOCIALISTS: Ken Martin Refuses to Disavow DSA as GOP Pegs $49 TRILLION Price Tag
Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin defended keeping democratic socialists in the party coalition Monday, telling MSNOW the tent has to keep growing — as Republicans estimate the DSA's agenda would add $49 trillion to federal deficits over a decade.
DNC Chair Ken Martin defends 'Big Tent' strategy when pressed on democratic socialists
Democratic Party Chairman Ken Martin says the party must embrace a big-tent approach, including far-left voices, ahead of the midterm elections despite Republican criticism.
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Leaning Left0Leaning Right6Center1Last UpdatedBias Distribution86% Right
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