WATCH: Top House Republican brands El-Sayed, Mamdani 'hair tonic salesmen' in brutal jab
3 House Republican is arguing that fringe Democrats who are fast becoming top figures on the left are selling Americans a false bill of goods."Unfortunately, you've got these hair tonic salesmen like [Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed] and [New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani] that are selling them literally the same thing that Pinocchio was sold when he was taken to the island, that you're going to get everything and of course everybody turns into a donkey," House Majority Whip Tom Emmer, R-Minn., told Fox News Digital.A far-left insurgency has gripped the primary election season this year, toppling establishment Democrats in multiple states across the country.It's provided fodder for Republicans, who are fighting an uphill battle to keep control of Congress and who are arguing that Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)-linked candidates are farther to the left than what most people in the country are comfortable with.SOCIALIST VICTORIES SHOW DEMS' DESCENT DOWN 'DEADLY PATH OF COMMUNISM,' JOHNSON WARNSDSA-linked candidates in New York, Colorado, and Michigan have already defeated four sitting House Democrats and will likely ascend to the House of Representatives next year.El-Sayed, who has denied being a Democratic socialist but aligns closely with groups and people who do identify with the label, defeated an establishment-backed moderate in Michigan's Senate primary."Somebody who's talented and works hard can actually achieve in this country. They object to that, because you know what?
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3 House Republican is arguing that fringe Democrats who are fast becoming top figures on the left are selling Americans a false bill of goods."Unfortunately, you've got these hair tonic salesmen like [Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed] and [New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani] that are selling them literally the same thing that Pinocchio was sold when he was taken to the island, that you're going to get everything and of course everybody turns into a donkey," House Majority Whip Tom Emmer, R-Minn., told Fox News Digital.A far-left insurgency has gripped the primary election season this year, toppling establishment Democrats in multiple states across the country.It's provided fodder for Republicans, who are fighting an uphill battle to keep control of Congress and who are arguing that Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)-linked candidates are farther to the left than what most people in the country are comfortable with.SOCIALIST VICTORIES SHOW DEMS' DESCENT DOWN 'DEADLY PATH OF COMMUNISM,' JOHNSON WARNSDSA-linked candidates in New York, Colorado, and Michigan have already defeated four sitting House Democrats and will likely ascend to the House of Representatives next year.El-Sayed, who has denied being a Democratic socialist but aligns closely with groups and people who do identify with the label, defeated an establishment-backed moderate in Michigan's Senate primary."Somebody who's talented and works hard can actually achieve in this country. They object to that, because you know what? Everybody should have the same in their book, regardless of their abilities, regardless of their effort," Emmer said. "It's never worked anywhere else in the world in history.
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- 3 House Republican is arguing that fringe Democrats who are fast becoming top figures on the left are selling Americans a false bill of goods."Unfortunately, you've got these hair tonic salesmen like [Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed] and [New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani] that are selling them literally the same thing that Pinocchio was sold when he was taken to the island, that you're going to get everything and of course everybody turns into a donkey," House Majority Whip Tom Emmer, R-Minn., told Fox News Digital.A far-left insurgency has gripped the primary election season this year, toppling establishment Democrats in multiple states across the country.It's provided fodder for Republicans, who are fighting an uphill battle to keep control of Congress and who are arguing that Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)-linked candidates are farther to the left than what most people in the country are comfortable with.SOCIALIST VICTORIES SHOW DEMS' DESCENT DOWN 'DEADLY PATH OF COMMUNISM,' JOHNSON WARNSDSA-linked candidates in New York, Colorado, and Michigan have already defeated four sitting House Democrats and will likely ascend to the House of Representatives next year.El-Sayed, who has denied being a Democratic socialist but aligns closely with groups and people who do identify with the label, defeated an establishment-backed moderate in Michigan's Senate primary."Somebody who's talented and works hard can actually achieve in this country. They object to that, because you know what?
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