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    Home»World Politics»Dem Senator Mark Warner Struggles to Respond When Pressed on His Party’s Embrace of DSA Radicals (VIDEO) * The Gateway Pundit * by Mike LaChance
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    Dem Senator Mark Warner Struggles to Respond When Pressed on His Party’s Embrace of DSA Radicals (VIDEO) * The Gateway Pundit * by Mike LaChance

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    Democrat Senator Mark Warner of Virginia was actually pressed during an appearance on CNBC this week about his party’s embrace of DSA radicals and what their beliefs could mean for the country.

    Warner struggled to respond and fell back on the ‘big tent’ talking points that we have heard repeatedly from various Democrats.

    The truth is that they have no answer. They are just so desperate to win that they will take anyone, no matter how out of touch they are with the rest of the country.

    FOX News reports:

    Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., was pressed on the Democratic Party’s embrace of socialist candidates during an interview on Tuesday as he clashed with CNBC host Joe Kernen over some left-wing policies being proposed on the campaign trail.

    Warner argued that Democrats have failed to adequately deliver on certain issues and argued that socialism has become more popular because of the party’s shortcomings.

    He said that at least there was an ideological debate happening in the Democratic Party, unlike on the Republican side, and dodged a question about whether he supported far-left Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.

    “I have stayed out of all of these races, I’m just not, I’m running myself this year, I’m trying to get re-elected myself in Virginia and that’s where my focus is,” Warner said…

    Warner said he believed in a free enterprise system and said that “our modern capitalism ought to be more focused on, you know, long-term investment.”

    “I think there are ways, and some — you might call it radical, to actually make our capitalism work for more people,” he continued. “And I think we got to acknowledge that people like you and I, Joe, get a certain advantage. White guys with right education get a better advantage in our system and to deny that, I just think that shows — I’m not saying you do — but I think that shows a disconnection from reality as well.”

    Watch the clip below:

    CNBC: “You still haven’t just addressed defunding police, defunding ICE, socialism, capitalism not being the type of system that the economy is based on…”

    WARNER: “You know my background, first in my family to graduate from college…” pic.twitter.com/epkmXKB2Hb

    — RNC Research (@RNCResearch) July 21, 2026

    This is from the same appearance:

    Democrat Senator Mark Warner stumbles when asked about the socialist takeover of his party.

    Q: “Do you think you should have a big tent?”

    WARNER: “At least we’re having an ideological debate in the Republican Party, I’m sorry, in the Democrat Party.” pic.twitter.com/9lCjCsTf1L

    — RNC Research (@RNCResearch) July 21, 2026

    It’s always amazing to see Democrats face real questions from the media.

    They’re so used to getting softball questions from the press that they usually implode under real questioning.

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