The Fetterman Transition Is Nearly Complete After He Calls His Own Party ‘An Orgy of Socialism’

The situation Fetterman is describing isn’t going to fix itself. The Democratic establishment has consistently chosen accommodation over confrontation at every stage of the socialist takeover — in primaries, in policy, in messaging, and in the refusal to publicly call out candidates whose views are radioactive to the general electorate. Each accommodation makes the next one easier. Each DSA primary win emboldens the next challenge. The establishment keeps warning about the trend and then doing nothing to reverse it.

Fetterman is the canary in the coal mine. The problem is that the coal mine is now on fire and the people running it are debating whether fires are part of a healthy big-tent environment.

“Democrats like El-Sayed are proud to campaign with garbage like Hasan Piker.” He said it. He meant it. His party isn’t listening. In fact, they appear to be doubling down on a political ideology that is 180 degrees the opposite of our founding philosophies of free markets and freedom. And there are sixty-five days to November.