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Sabia shifts his focus to the rising influence of far-left candidates within the Democratic Party—specifically Andrew Mamani in New York City and Omar Fattah in Minneapolis. Mamani, a self-described socialist who has expressed disdain for capitalism and refused to recognize Israel’s right to exist, exemplifies the ideological shift occurring in the party’s urban strongholds. His campaign policies include shifting taxes onto wealthier, predominantly white neighborhoods, further illustrating the trend toward redistribution and tolerance for socialist ideas.