Source: Fox News
Summary
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, the only Republican in New York’s House delegation, expressed concern over far-left Democrats, including members of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), who won primary races in New York City. Malliotakis called them “extreme,” “radical,” and “dangerous,” and warned of their potential access to intelligence. She criticized their support for abolishing ICE and labeling Israel’s actions in Gaza as “genocide.” The DSA has advocated for major structural changes, including the abolition of prisons and the Supreme Court. Malliotakis also highlighted a controversial social media post by one of the candidates, who wiped her hands on the American flag.
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As expected, the matter has reached another stage.
Malliotakis calls out far-left Democrats.
DSA members win primaries in New York City.
They support abolishing ICE and calling Israel’s war a genocide.
One candidate wiped her hands on the American flag.
Author: Evan Null
Republican Concerns Over Far-Left Democrats
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, the only Republican in New York’s House delegation, has voiced concerns about the far-left Democrats who are set to join her in Congress. She described them as extreme, radical, and dangerous, warning that their presence could pose a threat to national security.
Malliotakis criticized the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) for their platform, which includes abolishing ICE and calling Israel’s war on Gaza a “genocide.” She argued that these positions are un-American and could undermine the country.
She also pointed to a controversial social media post by one of the DSA-backed candidates, who wiped her hands on the American flag. Malliotakis said she could not see how she could work with such individuals.
The DSA has advocated for sweeping changes, including the abolition of prisons, the Supreme Court, and the police. Their platform has sparked debate within the Democratic Party, with some members expressing concern over their radical agenda.
Malliotakis called on House Speaker Mike Johnson to limit the committee assignments of the new DSA-backed members, citing national security risks. She warned that their access to sensitive information could be detrimental to the country.
