
A steady stream of establishment Democrats continues to speak out against an uprising of far-left extremists running in, and often winning, competitive primary elections against more moderate members of the party.
Most recently, longtime Democrat Party operative Donna Brazile set her sights on the "socialist wave," which she cast as a fledgling movement unlikely to capture the broader party.
Here's a relevant portion of the transcript, via Breitbart:
GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Donna, we've seen these insurgents from the Democratic socialists of America making a lot of headway in House primaries. El-Sayed in Michigan is not formally a socialist, but he's from the progressive wing. How much is that going to hurt Democrats in the fall?
BRAZILE: Well, first of all, George, when you look at the DSA, which is not the Democratic Party, so I had to go online to figure it out. They ran 29 candidates. They've lost 11. They've won seven. And there's still an opportunity for them if they play their cards right, maybe to pick up three or four more seats.
The problem right now, George, is that the Democratic







