El-Sayed's socialist allies reject GOP claims about Dems embracing the far left
Abdul El-Sayed's allies say his Democratic primary win reflects progressive populism focused on health care and wages, not a leftward shift.
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As Republicans seek to portray Democratic primary victories by progressives as evidence the party is moving sharply left, allies of Abdul El-Sayed argued Tuesday that voters are instead demanding an economic message centered on working families, not ideology.
Asked what an El-Sayed victory would say about the progressive movement, Melat Kiros said the campaign is not about ideology but about challenging the political establishment.
It's a movement of the people against the people in power, the ones that have left working people behind and making sure that we are electing folks that are not corrupted by the billionaires and the corporations that want to keep the status quo," Kiros told Fox News Digital.
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