I mean, it doesn't take away from the fact that DSA was unfavorable to 48% of respondents, while the Democratic Party was unfavorable to 62% of respondents. DSA and the Democratic Party were considered nearly equally as very unfavorable (35%/34%). Far be it to suggest basing too much on a single poll, and this is mostly influenced by DSA still being an unknown to most Americans, but there's not really much indication (at least inside this poll) to suggest the DSA brand is any more toxic than the Democratic party writ large.
Joe Scarborough said that its actually really pragmatic for dem voters to nominate far left candidates in deep blue areas like the heart of NYC while also nominating normie centrists in swing areas i.e. Cait Conley in NY-17
I mean, it doesn't take away from the fact that DSA was unfavorable to 48% of respondents, while the Democratic Party was unfavorable to 62% of respondents. DSA and the Democratic Party were considered nearly equally as very unfavorable (35%/34%). Far be it to suggest basing too much on a single poll, and this is mostly influenced by DSA still being an unknown to most Americans, but there's not really much indication (at least inside this poll) to suggest the DSA brand is any more toxic than the Democratic party writ large.
Amen.
Joe Scarborough said that its actually really pragmatic for dem voters to nominate far left candidates in deep blue areas like the heart of NYC while also nominating normie centrists in swing areas i.e. Cait Conley in NY-17