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David Marcus: Socialist Politics Age Quickly in Middle America
The article discusses the rise of socialist candidates winning unexpectedly in U.S. Congressional primaries, often through a rapid, grassroots organizing model that quickly introduces candidates to activists and voters. It highlights recent primary wins by socialist-aligned candidates who gained momentum through minimal exposure, raising questions about whether such strategies are effective for broader electoral success or primarily aimed at surprise victories. The piece emphasizes the challenge of translating these wins into statewide or national contests, where sustained voter engagement is necessary.
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