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Tulsi Gabbard never changed parties while in office. Hell, she was a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus until 2021. She didn't change parties until October of 2022
And when you look at Israni's platform, it's nearly identical to Gavin Newsom's. Swalwell himself is a very neocon coded Democrat.
You can just... be in the Democratic Party as a Republican. It's fine. Jeffries and Schumer will let you do it.
It's on the voters to boot elected officials who don't actually align with the party.
In theory. In practice, well financed and media savvy candidates can lie with a big enough megaphone to drown out a rebuttal
Hell, Jeffries and Schumer are Republicans.
I Never mentioned Gabbard- but she is a good example