Scott Jennings Rejects Comparison of Far Left DSA to the Tea Party: ‘You Can’t Draw Any Equivalence’ (VIDEO)
In recent weeks, quite a few Democrats and people in media have tried to compare the rise of the DSA in the Democrat Party to the rise of the Tea party in the GOP, but that is a false comparison. The post Scott Jennings Rejects Comparison of Far Left DSA to the Tea Party: ‘You Can’t Draw Any Equivalence’ (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Scott Jennings argues that comparing the Tea Party to the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is a false equivalence. He states the Tea Party aimed for a stronger America based on Constitutional principles, while the DSA seeks to dismantle the country and its institutions. Jennings highlights the radical nature of DSA’s proposed policies, such as abolishing the police and the Constitution, which he contrasts with the Tea Party’s objectives.
- Scott Jennings rejects the comparison between the Tea Party movement and the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA).
- Jennings asserts that the Tea Party sought a return to Constitutional, small government principles.
- He characterizes the DSA as wanting to ‘burn the Constitution and the country.’
- Examples of DSA’s perceived radical ideology include calls to abolish the police, ICE, borders, the Senate, and the Constitution.
- Jennings notes that Democratic leadership has lost control over this ‘extreme political ideology’ gaining traction within the party.
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