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Daniel J. Samet

Reporter · US

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  1. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Daniel J. Samet

    Michigan’s Senate Primary Is About Israel (opens the original)

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    One political story transfixes the nation: today’s Senate primary in Michigan. Americans are watching intently to see who wins. Will it be Abdul El-Sayed, an insurgent left-winger, or Haley Stevens, a congresswoman favored by the Democratic establishment? The stakes are widely acknowledged. According to one analyst, the “socialist fever rage” is on the ballot. This is true but incomplete. El-Sayed’s economic radicalism—he backs Medicare for All and other socialist nostrums—is a small part of his

  2. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · by Daniel J. Samet

    Disarm, Defund, Destroy: The Terrifying Truth Behind the DSA’s Agenda (opens the original)

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    As its candidates win races nationwide, the Democratic Socialists of America is honing its message. The DSA’s new platform, released July 14, offers Marxist nostrums that would destroy American prosperity and liberty. This is especially true on foreign policy, an often-overlooked aspect of the DSA agenda. The DSA wants a weak United States unable to defend itself or fellow democracies to the benefit of the world’s tyrannies. Such extremism cannot be overstated. The platform’s four foreign policy

  3. Article · Jul 21, 2026 · Daniel J. Samet

    On Israel, Congressional Republicans and Democrats Are Far Apart (opens the original)

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    A major story these last few years has been disaffection with Israel. You can’t deny the polling, which shows that a growing number of Americans in both parties are critical of the Jewish state. According to a Pew survey released July 9, just 16 percent of Democrats and 51 percent of Republicans have a favorable view of the Israeli government, significantly smaller shares than before. Mainstream media have covered declining GOP support with alacrity. “The Republican Party is starting to turn on

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