radical DSA ally "Indivisible" organizing locally to engage in our elections | Eastern NC Now

Soros-aligned "Indivisible" has been backing the same candidates

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An ally of Democrat Socialists of America (DSA) is active locally, pushing the same radical type of candidates.  A local chapter of the national group "Indivisible" is active here pushing the same agenda.  Word is they plan a meeting at the courthouse in early October but they are likely planning other things.

"Indivisible" was founded by a pair of leftist Democrat congressional staffers with a multi-million dollar grant from the Soros network.  It continues to be funded by Soros and others of his ilk, and has been a major player in anti-ICE operations and in the idiotic "No Kings" far left political demonstrations.  It got its panties in a twist when Chuck Schumer ended his budget shutdown and announced a massive effort in primaries to put in far left candidates against establishment Democrats.  "Indivisible"s candidates include all of those being run by the DSA plus some other radicals.

"Indivisible" is just the DSA or ANTIFA by a different name.

https://sceneinamerica.com/what-is-indivisible-and-who-funds-it/


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