DSA and Socialist types do not play by the same rules as Democrats/liberals. If we’re unaware of how they operate, we will always lose to them. Lying and disinformation is part of what they do, they operate exactly the same as MAGA.
On August 2nd, Kshitiz Lamba, AKA @umichvoter, intentionally propagated a fake story about Haley Stevens’ campaign, lying about an "inside campaign leak" claiming she was "down about 14 points." In his next tweet, he claimed "4+ different people have been able to confirm" anonymously his reporting.
Lamba is an Indian-born, New York resident anonymously operating the @umichvoter account giving heavy commentary on Michigan’s recent primary.
At its peak, the original false story garnered over 900,000 views on just the original tweet.
Unfortunately, that's not the entire story...
Destiny has been using his platform to campaign for Democrats for years, including interviews, fundraisers, massive canvassing operations and Get-Out-The-Vote efforts
I believe he spent $50K in 2022 for a massive canvassing operation in Georgia to help Warnock
I was so blown away by this film that I reached out to the animators involved!
This is my review of the film and the details behind Avatar Aang!!!!
LINK --> https://t.co/jj2RwloBcg
When Fetterman goes on Fox it’s to criticize Dems. When Pete goes on Fox it’s to make a clear case against Trump and the war in Iran. One gets you a sugar high w Republican approval, the other helps you chip away at Trump’s approval with his base.
David Pakman explains why he's not a communist or socialist
"I am a social democrat..I don't believe either system is the best way to maximize human well being and to organize society..and I believe this, looking at empirical historical data and in applying a socioeconomic analysis to these theories"
"I support getting everybody healthcare, strong unions and supportive labor, affordable education that is of high quality, progressive taxation where the wealthiest are taxed, the most serious corporate regulation, and a very strong safety net..I also support private businesses, private ownership of property and the ability to make profit in private industry for a lot of goods and services"
"There is no good reason to eliminate markets, we don't need gov planners deciding..it's completely fine to let companies compete there, let ppl start businesses and own them, test ideas, succeed and fail within the context of the market..social democracy recognizes markets are really useful tools, but markets are not the moral authorities that the right wing believes them to be"
"Socialism and communism in turn usually want to replace private ownership of major industries with worker, public, or state ownership..depending on whether we're talking about a socialist or communist model..and if u preserve socialism against public resistance, u can end up with property seizures, capital controls, restrictions on investment, limits on political opposition..a very serious authoritarian danger..the supposed stateless society requires an extraordinary powerful state"
"We've seen historically..u end up with this new ruling class made up of often corrupt, typically cronyistic and nepotistic party..for me one of the key tenets of leftism is opposing domination..that includes domination by corporations and billionaires..it also includes opposing domination by government or political parties or these self appointed revolutionaries who say I speak for everybody"
(Via thedavidpakmanshow on YT)
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Watching @RepAdamSmith on @BreakingPointsN was the highlight of a day. It was a masterclass in explaining how slogan politics has little to do with addressing real policy. @krystalball was out of her depth on nearly every issue she tried to argue. Thank you congressman 💙
At this point there's really no difference between DSA dems and the tea party or freedom caucus.
Straight up lying about their own party members and not caring when they're corrected.
LibCon 2026 was one of the biggest events our volunteers have ever attended. For many of them, it was their first major political conference, yet they dove into conversations on policy, economics, authoritarianism, and the future of liberalism alongside some of America’s brightest thinkers.
Most importantly, many of us from Digital Ground Game helped bring attention to how young people in America navigate the new media landscape. We are here. We are on the ground. We are occupying online spaces. And we are ready to carry the flame of liberalism.
Thanks to @UnPopulistMag for the recap.
https://t.co/XEpVj0KK9z
We are not late to the conversation. We were waiting until we could confirm that our volunteers who attended the College Democrats Summit @CollegeDems were safe.
Digital Ground Game has come a long way in a short time, and we’re still learning how to navigate political spaces. From day one, our mission has been to meet young people where they are, encourage civic participation, and stand unapologetically for liberal democracy. We love this country not because it’s perfect, but because it’s worth improving. Our organization includes people of different races, ethnicities, sexual orientations, economic backgrounds, cultures, and political perspectives. What unites us is a shared commitment to democracy and to one another.
Yesterday, our concerns about the normalization of authoritarianism became very real. Young volunteers from Digital Ground Game attended what they expected to be an opportunity to engage with fellow Democrats. Instead, some were met with harassment, hostility, and an environment that no young person should have to navigate simply for participating in politics.
Many of our organizers first became politically engaged through online creators before turning that energy into real-world organizing. We never imagined we’d have to prepare young volunteers for intimidation at political events meant to welcome them.
Seeing one of the largest liberal voices @TheOmniLiberal denied entry, our volunteers being asked to leave, and others deciding to leave on their own to avoid further harassment was deeply disappointing. The smears that followed only made things worse. This level of polarization is not coming from Digital Ground Game, our partners, or the communities we work alongside.
People who glorify political violence or openly admire authoritarian movements should not be shaping spaces meant to encourage democratic participation. Wearing the imagery of dictators responsible for mass suffering is not harmless symbolism. College Democratic organizations should be places where young people can freely exchange ideas, not where intimidation and ideological bullying become normalized.
Freedom of speech and open debate are essential democratic values. But young people should never feel threatened, harassed, or pressured out of participating in political life.
We know other organizations are also checking in with their volunteers after these events, helping them process harassment both online and in person. That alone should concern everyone. If we want the next generation to participate in democracy, we have a responsibility to make political spaces safe, welcoming, and respectful.
Despite everything, we remain hopeful. The response from many journalists, public figures, community leaders, and everyday Americans has reminded us that the fight for democracy is far from over.
We encourage anyone who believes these events fell short of the values Democrats stand for to seek accountability and work toward better standards going forward.
And to every young volunteer who showed up in good faith: thank you. We’re sorry that participating in democracy came with harassment instead of encouragement. We hope you’ll keep showing up anyway. Our democracy needs you more than ever.
Digital Ground Game