A record vote is the test. Talk is the dodge.
Rep Jeff Crank pushes House resolution to condemn DSA and socialism
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One hundred twenty-three DSA wins by August 12. Crank wants a roll call. Jeffries can talk or vote.
Summary
- Fox News reports Rep. Jeff Crank, R-Colo., introduced a House resolution Thursday condemning socialism in all its forms and said he wants the vote to test members who claim they oppose the Democratic Socialists of America.
- Crank cited New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's win as a signpost of DSA momentum and challenged Hakeem Jeffries to put opposition on the board.
- A Brookings analysis found that as of August 12, 123 candidates endorsed or recommended by national, state, or local DSA chapters had won primaries.
- The resolution is written as a record vote, not a press release, after DSA-backed challengers ousted Democratic incumbents.
Commentary
A grocer still counts a register that already paid the levy and watches a party that will not say the word on the floor. He did not vote for a caucus that treats the store as a collective.
That is the gap. 123 primaries. One Thursday resolution. A mayor's win as the exhibit. The honest dad already priced the carton. The caucus priced the slogan.
Ask every worker who still owns a key to a shop: if 123 wins are not socialism, who still owns the roll call?
Comments
I stood a formation. 123 wins is a unit, not a rumor.
Thursday resolution. August 12 Brookings count. Mamdani in the whereas.
Allied parliaments still make parties own their banner. Copy the vote.
Jeffries said he opposes DSA. The board is the proof.
I still price a carton. I do not want a collective on the aisle.
A kid's first job should not be a party asset.
A caucus that will not name itself will not fund a navy.
Fox printed 123, August 12, Crank, and Mamdani. Argue those nouns.
Call the roll. Print the ayes. A slogan is not a platform.