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Vice President JD Vance accused Democrats of being afraid to disavow left-wing streamer Hasan Piker ahead of the midterm elections, saying the 'radical left' is controlling their party.
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left → sign → party
Vance spoke exclusively with the Daily Mail after a campaign rally in North Carolina on Tuesday, where he pointed out some of Piker's most controversial comments as an example of how radical the Democratic party has become.
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party → speak → example
He called out Piker's 'completely insane' comments, including claims that the United States of America is the 'top dog in terrorism' and worse than al Qaeda.
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States → call → Qaeda
The 35-year-old controversial Twitch streamer has also cited communist China as an economic and political 'model' for the United States.
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streamer → cite → States
Piker has campaigned for or interviewed at least a dozen Democratic political figures running for Congress, most notably Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Piker → campaign → Congress
'This is not a party that's actually about the American people anymore,' Vance told the Daily Mail.
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Vance → tell → Mail
'It really is a party that's dominated by and controlled by the far-left radical left.
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that → dominate → left
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Piker's shocking comment that America 'deserved' 9/11 has become the subject of Republican attack ads in Michigan against El-Sayed, 41, who is running against Trump-endorsed Mike Rogers, 63.
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who → deserve → Rogers
The race is considered a 'toss up' and polling shows the candidates neck-and-neck.
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candidates → consider → ?
A Washington Post/George Mason University poll conducted September 10-14 showed El-Sayed with 48 percent support, just three points over Rogers, who is at 45 percent.
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who → conduct → percent
Vice President JD Vance rallied political supporters in North Carolina, warning them about Democratic candidates who were captured by the radical left
Left-wing streamer Hasan Piker takes a selfie with Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed after a campaign event in Michigan
El-Sayed has tried to dodge some of Piker's more controversial statements
El-Sayed has defended his relationship with Piker, noting that although he disagrees with some of Piker’s more radical statements about terrorism, he believes Piker’s audience is important to reach.
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audience → rally → terrorism
As a young prominent Democratic socialist, Piker has over three million followers on Twitch and nearly two million subscribers on YouTube and Instagram.
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Piker → have → YouTube
But Vance called Piker's views 'straight up Marxism' with 'some economic populism' mixed in.
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Vance → call → populism
'Many other people said things more interestingly well before he did without all the crazy s**t,' Vance told the Daily Mail.
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Vance → say → Mail
In the past, Vance noted, Republicans campaigned against Democrats who notably had more liberal political positions but were not 'crazy' like the Democrats of 2026.
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who → note → 2026
'It's hard to tag Barack Obama or Bill Clinton as complete insane people.
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It → tag → people
However much you might disagree with their policies, it's a lot easier to tag El-Sayed and AOC as crazy people because of all the crazy stuff they've said and done in public life,' he said.
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he → disagree → life
Vance called AOC and El-Sayed 'crazy people' based on what they've said publicly
Democrat senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and Hasan Piker at a party for creators supporting his campaign
Piker has campaigned and supported roughly a dozen Democrats ahead of the midterm elections
Vance campaigned for Republican candidate Michael Whatley in North Carolina on Monday
Vance appeared in North Carolina as Republicans are facing a Democratic upset for control of the seat as former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper is currently leading Republican Senate candidate Michael Whatley by as much as 15 points.
The vice president said he would continue raising Piker's extreme views to voters, in the hopes of forcing Democrats to disavow them.
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he → call → them
'It's kind of been fun to see the various candidates on the left when confronted with something this guy said,' he told the Daily Mail, adding that it should be 'very easy' for Democrats to do so.
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Democrats → see → Mail
'They can't do that because they're so controlled by the interest groups of the far left of their own party,' he stated.
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he → do → party
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