The Democratic Socialist of America (DSA) is not merely influencing the Democrat Party; they are executing a deliberate, hostile takeover, with their sights set on nothing less than dismantling the very fabric of American governance. As DSA-backed candidates rack up primary victories, from Florida Senate nominee Angie Nixon to Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, the true architects of this "invasion" are revealing their hand, confident that the gutting of the Democrat Party apparatus is nearing completion.

Twitch streamer and DSA activist Michael Beyer recently led a confab of his fellow travelers, which included fellow Twitch streamer and radical antisemite Hasan Piker, peripatetic left-wing podcast voices Joy Reid and Krystal Ball, and FL-25 congressional primary loser Oliver Larkin, among others.

Beyer made his thoughts crystal clear: "We have seen the Democratic Party establishment that we have has to be ripped out. We can actually start to grab hold of the ship of state and steer it in our direction, but it's going to be a violent process..."

Larkin said he was proud to appear on Piker's Twitch stream during his ill-fated congressional run. Larkin proclaimed, "I was more than happy to go on Hasan's podcast. As Democrats, we need to go into these spaces."

Can it be any more apparent that DSA considers the Democrat Party an inconvenient alliance of which they soon plan to divest themselves?

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The DSA's latest platform speaks to these very aims: Use the structure and levers of government to destroy the government.

So, why are purported Democrat leaders asleep at the switch or, more pointedly, in denial?

The Democratic Socialists of America is expanding its influence inside the Democratic Party, as socialist-backed candidates rack up primary wins and establishment Democrats increasingly fall in line behind them.

After El-Sayed's Michigan victory, Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA), who is up for reelection, embraced the candidate with open arms.

That dynamic is now reaching Georgia, where Sen. Jon Ossoff backed Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed after his primary victory, even as Republicans seek to make El-Sayed's socialist support and political associations an issue in Ossoff's own race.

The victories are creating a new political vulnerability for Democrats, as party leaders increasingly close ranks behind candidates backed by the left while Republicans try to tie them to the socialist movement's policies and allies.

"The primary is in the past and the nominee has my support," Ossoff said after El-Sayed emerged victorious from Michigan's Democratic primary.

Democrat Rep. Jake Auchincloss (MA-04) appeared on Fox News Sunday with host Shannon Bream. She asked Auchincloss about the "big tent" language in allowing the radical DSA into the Democrat house. Auchincloss' response: Because of TRUMP, Democrats need to welcome voters of all stripes. In other words, "Come into my parlor," said the spider to the fly; but Auchincloss is confused about who is the spider and who is the fly.

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All Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) can do is skate the line, because he is afraid of a primary challenge from DSA darling and original squad member Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY-14).

More recently, however, Schumer has slightly adjusted his tune. While he's still skirting the line on the rise of DSA membership in the Democrat Party, he seems to have gotten more... accommodating, as indicated by statements made during this Thursday press conference - where the subject was the midterm elections:

"We're a big tent party. And not everyone has the same exact view on every single issue. But if you look at the overall issues, the costs that people pay, the chaos in the Trump administration, you see it daily.

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So we are a big tent party, and we're united on the major issues facing America."

Despite Nixon's win, Florida showed common sense in roundly defeating DSA primary challengers Oliver Larkin and Elijah Manley. As did Missouri with Cori Bush, and Wisconsin with Francesca Hong. Where the DSA formula has worked best is in the bluest of states and districts, and areas with low voter engagement. However, any foothold they achieve is ground ceded and assurance of ultimate destruction. Canary Mission does a terrific job of culling the DSA leaders' proclamations and statements which point to that very mission: "take that empire (America) down from within."

Canary Mission describes this as the "Cuckoo analogy," and it is the most apt comparison to date.

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Sadly, the Democrat Party is either asleep at the wheel or simply deluding themselves that they can gain control of what is a raging parasitic infection. Like any rabid infection, once it takes hold of the essential systems of the host and shuts them down, it's game over. Once the DSA has divested itself of the Democrat Party, they will set their sights on fully dismantling our entire system of government. "A constitutional republic, if you can keep it," will not long be kept with these power-hungry Marxists in control.

Republicans and Independents need to do everything they can to ensure that the Democrat Party and especially the DSA do not achieve the power they seek. The America First movement stands as the bulwark against this ideological assault, reminding us that preserving our republic requires vigilance and unwavering commitment to our foundational principles.