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The article argues that both Socialists and Maga are incorrect in their understanding of economic liberalism. It asserts that individuals are not mere puppets controlled by market forces, claiming instead that free enterprise provides genuine agency.

Josh Gottheimer criticizes 'anti-American' socialists for attempting to 'hijack' the party, asserting that their actions do not represent the party's identity.

The article argues that California Democrats must take a stand to prevent socialists from taking over their party. Party leaders are urged to act to stop the socialist takeover.

AOC's appeal among young voters is declining, even as socialist candidates achieve electoral successes and she gains support among primary voters in a key presidential battleground state.

The mayor’s office targeted individuals who own property in a city governed by socialists advocating for public housing, aiming to embarrass and frustrate them. The article frames this as a 'class war' rather than an act of transparency.

The article claims that individuals with bachelor's degrees earning under $60K annually are most likely to find Mao Zedong's work compelling. It contrasts this group with 'socialists' described as 'incredibly stupid' and 'kid-fearing.'

Rodney Lockwood, Board Chairman of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy, warned that high-tax cities like New York City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco are facing serious structural trouble due to tax hikes. He attributed the struggles of these cities to the rise of socialist policies.

EU lawmakers face political challenges during summer recess, including negotiations over Roberta Metsola's potential re-election as Parliament president and distribution of key roles like vice-presidencies and committee chairmanships. The European People’s Party (EPP) and Socialists are at odds over an unpublished agreement, while right-wing and far-right groups may gain influence.

The Wisconsin gubernatorial primary is being used as a test for a radical political strategy targeting voters in Midwest regions influenced by Trump. The article highlights this as part of a broader Democratic effort to counter conservative influence in the Midwest.

A court heard an alleged confession from the accused Charlie Kirk assassin in texts with a lover. Trump warned of an assassination plot targeting the US leader, while socialists announced a radical platform to abolish the US Senate.

Socialists propose turning AI into a $7B government-funded slush fund, while critics argue this would waste America's key assets. The article questions the implications of government stakes in AI companies needing government support.

Ocasio-Cortez did not endorse the last four socialists nominated for the House. The article suggests that today's cautious AOC would not have endorsed her 2018 self.

The article discusses how low-turnout elections, once beneficial to incumbents, are now being exploited by leftists to gain advantage. It highlights the increasing presence of leftists in such elections, suggesting a shift in political dynamics.

The View rejected two of Mamdani's favorite socialists after being warned by Trump's TV bulldog to give equal time.

Nithya Raman is criticized for failing or refusing to explain socialism, with the article suggesting socialists avoid clarifying their beliefs to prevent rejection or ridicule from Americans.

Factions have emerged among New York Democrats, with Zohran Mamdani's socialist group opposing Tom Suozzi's capitalist faction. Moderate Democrats seek to clarify their party's identity and boundaries.

The French Green party announced a no confidence vote against Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s government over its response to a record-breaking heat wave. A survey found two-thirds of respondents believed the government mishandled the crisis, while preliminary data estimated 1,000 additional deaths during the heat wave.

The Supreme Court is set to issue a landmark ruling on birthright citizenship as it closes its term. Socialists are challenging the Democratic establishment, while the US and Iran send delegations to Qatar amid energy security discussions involving Gulf states. A Paraguay team upset Germany in the FIFA World Cup, and tick virus cases in the US are rising.

Pina Picierno, the Italian European Parliament vice president, abandoned the Socialists and joined the Renew group to combat a populist surge.

Socialists are targeting a biotech sweetener, with related topics including plant-based food, alcohol laws, and a pharma task force.

Janeese Lewis George, a City Council member in Washington, D.C., won the mayoral primary, reflecting voters' rejection of the status quo. Socialists are gaining momentum in urban areas following her victory.

The article congratulates the Left, including progressives, socialists, communists, anarchists, and former normal liberals, stating they have won and broken the system.

The Socialists' mounting scandals threaten to bring down Spain’s prime minister. The article questions how long Pedro Sánchez can remain in power.

An Italian vice-president resigns from the Socialists in the European Parliament and is expected to join Renew Europe following months of tensions with Democratic Party leader Elly Schlein.

Katarina Barley is emerging as a leading Socialist candidate to succeed Roberta Metsola as EU Parliament president. Barley, a senior German Social Democrat, has thrown her name into the race for the position.

The article highlights the growing influence of a billionaire-socialist alliance in Los Angeles politics, where wealthy elites fund ideological projects despite being insulated from the policies they promote. This dynamic suggests a shift toward luxury-driven political agendas.