As President Trump reopens the government, AOC calls to primary Democrats.

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You've been waiting for this news.

The shutdown is over.

It happened late last night.

President Trump from the Oval Office signed it, said it was time for this to all be over.

There was applause.

There was a lot, of course, conversation that led into it saying none of this really had to happen. But of course here we are. It is over. I think this is a good day for America in that sense. However, it's not a good day. It feels like for the Democrats as the far left groups, the AOCs, the squads are saying, we cannot believe this shutdown is over. You know, they called for the shutdown to end. And then when the shutdown got to close to an ending, they go, how dare you? So much so that they are calling

to primary their own party members who decided to very lightly cave, if you will.

You know, what I'd say to this is, it's wonderful, because in midterm elections, when you have

the White House, the House and the Senate,, traditionally that midterm, you lose one of those. Not necessarily both, but one. And it's been mostly focused on the House. The Senate's looking pretty good for Republicans. So maybe that's why AOC says this is the time to take the risk. But if you can create inter-democrat fighting at the statewide level,

that filters down to those House races in the key states that they're trying to win to flip.

Because then you've got half that candidate supporters saying, I'm against the current senator.

I want the radical. And then the other, so what is who, what is that local, the one running for House of Representatives? Do they have to figure out if they're going to endorse the challenger to an incumbent senator? It could be a mess for Democrats, but I think what AOC is, she's making a long-term play to take the party the way of her and Moundani. I mean, she's, she's got a clear base in New York and Gavin Newsom, you add New York and California together

and you've radicalized the party. I think Newsom's a better face of the progressiveness because he

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