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Jeffries and his ilk were quick to discount Mamdani’s political project as one that could never take root beyond New York City. But as other primary races this cycle have shown us, that’s simply not true.

In Maine, Graham Platner delivered a crushing defeat in the Democratic Senate primary to Gov. Janet Mills, whom Chuck Schumer reportedly “aggressively recruited” to enter the race at all

In the Senate race in Michigan, polling is strong for Abdul El-Sayed, a former public health official pushing Medicare for All and centering Israel’s genocide of Palestinians while competing with a both-sides-ing progressive and an outright AIPAC Democrat.

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Dr. Adam Hamawy, a 9/11 first responder who saved Sen. Tammy Duckworth’s life as an Army medic but was also tarred with Islamophobic attacks that tried to frame him as a supporter of terrorism, won a crowded 12-way primary in New Jersey earlier this month.

If you care to pay attention, there’s an obvious through line with all these candidates: They all stand for actual policy, not just mealy-mouthed “messaging,” and they have been unequivocal in their criticism of Israel.

Mainstream Democrats have long lacked moral clarity as America’s ally in the Middle East committed a genocide in Gaza and dragged the U.S. into an instantly unpopular war with Iran, and now they’re being handed the losses they so richly deserve by candidates running to their left. interc.pt/4f3C1N6

interc.ptThe Left Just Keeps Winning. It's Time for Democrats to Bend the Knee.It’s increasingly clear that the energy is with the left wing of the Democratic Party — not the centrists, not the establishment.

Elected representatives should represent their constituents, not the position of outside pundits. New York is not Omaha. Democrats that are not as far right as NYC candidates do not have to " Bend the knee" if their constituents are more centrist. Its called democracy