DAVID MARCUS: Why it's too late for Dems to ditch Piker and his America-hating socialism

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : For weeks, Democrats have been insisting that is a major voice for youth who must be given space and a platform, and that America is trending towards socialism.
55% : Democrats will try very hard in the coming weeks to move to the center and put all of this socialism behind them, but so long as they are tied to Piker and the communists, they will never be able to get there.
52% : This has left Democrats with the most serious problem they have faced in a generation, because half of their voters seem to want a socialist utopia while the other half just wants a normal, everyday Democratic candidate, to the extent those still even exist.
50% : At first, the party thought it had found electoral gold as the fabulist polls posited a socialist supercharged blowout.
42% : But their socialism problem is far from cured.
38% : This column, based on reporting from the ground in the Midwest, has been warning for weeks that the polls have been absurdly favoring socialist candidates such as Adbul El-Sayed in Michigan's Senate primary who squeaked out a 1-point win after every survey put him up double digits.
33% : When that lead turned out to be fool's gold, Democrats realized they had made a huge mistake, and that Piker and his lunatic ravings about Israel and murdering United States senators had done far more harm than good.
31% : Actual flesh-and-blood voters decided that socialist policies such as abolishing police and ICE aren't really what they want.

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