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Oct 26, 2025 7 min

Who Really Controls Both Parties?

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Think Democrats and Republicans are opposites? Follow the money. This video exposes how the same billionaire donors fund both establishment Democrats and Republicans to block progressive change. From Jeff Yass bankrolling moderate PACs to Wall Street writing checks to both sides, I'm bringing the receipts on why real change keeps getting blocked—even when Democrats have full control of government. Meanwhile, democratic socialist Zoran Mamdani just crushed the establishment in NYC's Democratic primary with boldly progressive policies: free buses, rent freezes, $30 minimum wage, and universal childcare. He raised $8 million from small donors and won with 44% of the vote. The lesson? Moving left wins. The establishment wants you to "compromise" and move to the center—but what they really mean is: don't threaten our donors. It's time to support progressives who reject corporate PAC money and primary every Democrat who takes it. The real divide isn't left vs. right. It's the people vs. the billionaires funding both parties. #FollowTheMoney #CorporateDemocrats #ProgressivePolitics #ZoranMamdani #BernieSanders #AOC #DemocraticSocialist #GetMoneyOutOfPolitics #PoliticalCorruption #BillionaireClass #Medicare4All #PeopleOverProfits #PrimaryElection #GrassrootsPolitics #PoliticalRevolution #ClassWarfare #WealthInequality #CampaignFinanceReform #VoteProgressive #LeftistPolitics

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