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Democrats in Congress are addressing concerns about the influence of democratic socialists within the party, stating that recent primary wins do not signify a takeover. They also highlight ongoing divisions on issues such as Israel that are affecting party unity.
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Democrats in Congress are addressing concerns about the influence of democratic socialists within the party, stating that recent primary wins do not signify a takeover. They also highlight ongoing divisions on issues such as Israel that are affecting party unity.
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Democrats brush off fears within party about threat of democratic socialists
Democrats address concerns about influence of democratic socialists