Paul Begala, a former strategist for President Clinton, expressed his strong opposition to socialists in a recent statement. He noted that the democratic socialist movement has gained traction in recent primaries, mentioning a narrow victory for a candidate named Abdul, who he believes has a limited coalition. Begala stated, "I don't like the socialists. I can't stand them."
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Paul Begala expresses opposition to socialism
Former Clinton strategist Paul Begala voiced his opposition to socialism, commenting on the recent successes of the democratic socialist movement in primaries. He highlighted a narrow victory for a candidate named Abdul and expressed concerns about the coalition supporting him.
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