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Democrats’ fury at Haley Stevens means the party’s antisemitic transformation is almost complete

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Hoffman, A. (2026, November 2). Democrats’ fury at Haley Stevens means the party’s antisemitic transformation is almost complete. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/11/02/opinion/democrats-fury-at-haley-stevens-means-the-partys-antisemitic-transformation-is-almost-complete/

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New York Post · collected 2026-11-02 · by Ari Hoffman

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The article discusses Democrats' reaction to Representative Haley Stevens after she withdrew her endorsement from U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed over antisemitic concerns and instead endorsed Republican Mike Rogers. This move prompted significant backlash within the Democratic Party, with leadership figures like Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer condemning Stevens. The author argues that this incident highlights a broader trend in the party's shift towards embracing left-wing extremism and antisemitism, suggesting it has abandoned traditional American Jewish voters and Western values for political gain.
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As of November 3, 2026, Rep. Haley Stevens withdrew her support for fellow Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, who is running in Michigan's Senate midterm election against Republican Mike Rogers. This decision came after a bitter primary where El-Sayed defeated Stevens earlier that year. In the final days before Election Day, Stevens and El-Sayed had exchanged critical statements, escalating tensions between them. El-Sayed's campaign subsequently disinvited Stevens from future events to avoid "distractions," highlighting deep divisions within the Democratic party. Following her withdrawal, El-Sayed saw a surge in support, raising $2.4 million in donations and receiving endorsements from prominent figures like Jane Fonda and Bruce Springsteen. Stevens claimed she made the decision independently and cited concerns about El-Sayed's fitness to serve as reasons for backing Rogers instead.

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Stevens initially endorsed El-Sayed after losing to him in their August primary. But she’s been increasingly critical of his antisemitism, his embrace of Maoist cosplayer Hasan Piker, and his refusal to condemn a supporting PAC’s ad claiming that Americans can’t afford bananas because their tax dollars are being used to kill Palestinian kids in Gaza.
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Claims (34 extracted, 1 hedged)

It’s telling: The leadership of the Democratic Party is angrier at Rep. Haley Stevens for standing up to antisemitism than they ever were at Graham Platner for sporting an actual Nazi tattoo. asserted
they → ’ → tattoo
The intraparty explosion after Stevens pulled her endorsement of US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed was the culmination of a betrayal that began years ago. asserted
that → pull → betrayal
The party has abandoned American Jews and Western values in its hunger for power — and that didn’t start with El-Sayed, with Platner or even with Zohran Mamdani. asserted
that → abandon → Mamdani
Stevens initially endorsed El-Sayed after losing to him in their August primary. But she’s been increasingly critical of his antisemitism, his embrace of Maoist cosplayer Hasan Piker, and his refusal to condemn a supporting PAC’s ad claiming that Americans can’t afford bananas because their tax dollars are being used to kill Palestinian kids in Gaza. asserted
dollars → endorse → Gaza
So El-Sayed’s campaign barred her from a “unity” event this weekend — and Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers instead. asserted
Stevens → bar → Rogers
Then all hell broke loose — and supposedly mainstream Democrats showed us who they really are. asserted
they → break → us
Stevens’ staff resigned en masse. asserted
staff → resign → masse
“The Democrats don’t even think you’re worth a used condom,” Dem strategist James Carville told her, as he declared her political career “over.” asserted
career → think → her
Chuck Schumer called Stevens’ endorsement decision a “despicable betrayal,” while Nancy Pelosi dubbed it “horrific.” Michigan Democratic Party Chairman Curtis Hertel ousted her from the state party. asserted
Hertel → call → party
Their message was clear: Party over country. asserted
message → party → country
Democrats must make common cause with terror supporters and communists to conquer Republicans and President Donald Trump. asserted
Democrats → make → Republicans
This pattern started years ago, when Democrats began welcoming members of the Democratic Socialists of America into the party’s ranks. The DSA has made no secret of its plans to overtake the Democratic Party and wear it as a skin suit. asserted
DSA → start → suit
Now they’ve reached critical mass, and their anti-western, anti-Jewish mind virus has infected the party’s highest ranks. asserted
virus → reach → ranks
Longtime leaders like Schumer, who calls himself “the guardian of Israel,” are so afraid of losing their positions to far-left radicals that they cave to every demand of the red-green alliance. El-Sayed isn’t even the worst offender. asserted
Sayed → call → alliance
Darializa Avila Chevalier, who rallied in favor of Hamas on Oct. 8, 2023, in Times Square while Jews were still being slaughtered and raped by Palestinian terrorists, is about to become a member of Congress — representing New York City, home to the largest Jewish community in America. asserted
Jews → rally → America
In New Jersey, Democratic House nominee Adam Hamawy traveled with Omar Abdel-Rahman, the “Blind Sheikh” convicted of plotting attacks on New York landmarks, and even testified for the defense at Abdel-Rahman’s 1995 terror trial. asserted
Hamawy → travel → trial
Former President Barack Obama has campaigned for El-Sayed, a man whose family maintains multiple ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. asserted
family → campaign → Brotherhood
The Council on American Islamic Relations, a group listed by the Justice Department in 2007 as an unindicted co-conspirator in the largest terror financing case in US history, has endorsed nearly 700 candidates across 27 states for this November’s election, only one of whom is running as a Republican. asserted
one → list → Republican
Many are likely to win. asserted
Many → win → ?
The socialist-Islamic alliance has completely infiltrated the Democratic Party. asserted
alliance → infiltrate → Party
This isn’t a trial balloon or a boundary-pushing exercise. asserted
This → push → ?
We are witnessing a fundamental transformation of a major American political party — the equivalent of letting the fox run the chicken farm, or handing the warden’s keys over to the death row inmates This is what happens when a party fills its ranks with lowlifes who hate America. asserted
who → witness → America
And Democratic lawmakers at the highest levels are slamming one liberal congresswoman for choosing her moral compass over party loyalty. asserted
lawmakers → slam → loyalty
In July, a few dozen Democrats signed the Promise to America pledge, a message of moderation that they called “a clear set of principles to regain voters’ trust.” asserted
they → sign → trust
“We are capitalist, not socialist,” the signatories — including 10 members of Congress, like Rep. Josh Gottheimer of New Jersey and New York Reps. Tom Suozzi and Laura Gillen — declared. asserted
signatories → include → Jersey
Yet all three have remained silent as Stevens has been pilloried. asserted
Stevens → remain → ?
Carville signed the Promise to America pledge, too. asserted
Carville → sign → pledge
Apparently his commitment to common sense ends when a Democrat actually breaks ranks. asserted
Democrat → end → ranks
Democrats who describe themselves as capitalists believe in American military might, back the blue, and refuse to unite with terror apologists. uncertain
who → describe → apologists
They know electing the likes of El-Sayed isn’t a price worth paying to defeat Trump. asserted
electing → know → Trump
But they need to act on those convictions. asserted
they → need → convictions
Democrats, it’s not too late to follow Haley Stevens’ example and pull your party back from the brink. asserted
it → ’ → brink
History has its eyes on you. asserted
History → have → you
Ari Hoffman hosts “The Ari Hoffman Show” on Seattle’s Talk Radio 570 KVI and is the Post Millennial’s West Coast editor. asserted
Hoffman → host → Radio
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