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Corporate media, owned by billionaires, refuse to recognize the wave of democratic socialism
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Found the article
Not quite the numbers the person thought
Let's compare "Support" to "somewhat unfavorable" + "unfavorable" + "Clearly Unfavorable" + "Against". Statistic brought to you by yet another billionaire lol.
They show a pic of Mamdani and then report on statewide feelings. At a glance, one would think that those in NYC aren't supportive. Which was the idea they're pushing.
You'd think there´d be a deep interest in EXPOSING all the horribly unpopular policies the DSA is proposing... yet, tragically, the article does not even mention a single one. Sad.