Over 60% Worried About Rise Of Socialism
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Concern over the rise of socialism and communism is growing among Americans, according to a new poll.
The survey found that 63% of Americans say they are concerned about the rise of socialism and communism, compared with just 29% who say they are not concerned.
A slew of candidates running as democratic socialists appears to be raising alarms with a majority of American voters, according to a new poll.
The Center Square’s Voters Voice Poll found 63% of Americans are concerned with the growth of socialism or communism in American politics, while 29% are not concerned.
Of the 63% concerned, 36% say they are very concerned, while 27% say they are somewhat concerned.
Only 13% of respondents said they are not at all concerned, while 16% said they aren’t too concerned about the rise of socialism in American politics.
Trump has warned about the rise of communism and socialism in America.
Trump called it the “Greatest Threat to our Country since World War I, World War II, Pearl Harbor, or 9/11!” back in June.
Communism is the Greatest Threat to our Country since World War I, World War II, Pearl Harbor, or 9/11! President DONALD J. TRUMP
Democrat socialists have won primary elections across the country.
One recent victory was N’Kiyla Jasmine Thomas winning a Senate primary in Oklahoma.
Nurse N’Kiyla Jasmine Thomas has won the Democratic Senate primary runoff in Oklahoma, NBC News projects, securing another win for the party’s democratic socialist wing.
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Thomas’ primary victory comes as progressive candidates have made inroads across the country this year. Democratic socialists have won a handful of high-profile primaries in recent weeks, including in Florida’s Senate race and a key House battleground in Michigan.
Thomas is “a self-proclaimed democratic socialist,” she told NBC News in an interview Tuesday morning, though she said she is “not yet” a member of the Democratic Socialists of America. She described democratic socialists as “the next generation” that is “looking to change the system.”
