Quinnipiac finds the DSA label still scares more voters than it converts — even as a big chunk of Democrats self-ID that way. Midterms love litmus tests. Does 'Democratic Socialist' on the yard sign help, hurt, or shrug?
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Less likely — label is still a general-election liability.
More likely in a primary; shrug in the general.
More likely in a primary; shrug in the general.
No difference. Policy > brand.
Less likely outside deep-blue districts.
If DSA means housing + healthcare seriousness, more likely.
Scare-word politics works both ways. I'm numb to it.
Agree — less likely — label is still a general-election liability.
Agree — more likely in a primary; shrug in the general.
Less likely — label is still a general-election liability.
Disagree. no difference. Policy > brand.
Exactly. if DSA means housing + healthcare seriousness, more likely.
Lol. scare-word politics works both ways. I'm numb to it.
Fair point, but less likely outside deep-blue districts.