Democrats in the House and Senate are responding to concerns regarding the party's direction amid a debate between the left and center. They assert that victories by democratic socialists in primary elections do not indicate a takeover of the party. Additionally, divisions over issues such as Israel are creating tensions among Democrats.
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Democrats address concerns about influence of democratic socialists
Democrats in Congress are addressing concerns about the influence of democratic socialists within the party, stating that recent primary wins do not signify a takeover. They also highlight ongoing divisions on issues such as Israel that are affecting party unity.
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