AOC's Rise Sparks Fears of Clinton-Era Democrat Party Split
Former Democratic megadonor John Morgan warned that the party has effectively split in two as Democrats prioritize progressive candidates over those with stronger general election appeal, like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
A former major Democratic donor, John Morgan, claims that the party has split into two factions, warning that Democrats are prioritizing radical candidates like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez over more electable alternatives, threatening the party's viability in the general election. This shift is seen as a divergence from the Clinton-era approach of selecting moderate candidates with broader appeal. Morgan's statement highlights the growing divide within the Democratic Party between progressive and pragmatic wings. The split raises concerns about the party's ability to win elections and maintain its hold on power.
