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Sunday, October 5, 2025

A Good Day at the Donut Hall

Post: “The S-Word That Scares MAGA More Than Math”

They just kept pouring through the door—actual people, in Payson—coming to hear a Democratic Socialist. I know, I know, that’s like spotting a Prius at a monster-truck rally. The red hats must’ve felt a disturbance in the Force.

And the best part? It was a great presentation. Nobody handed out hammers and sickles. Nobody pledged allegiance to Karl Marx. Nobody nationalized your barbecue grill. Just regular people talking about how maybe—just maybe—the economy should work for everyone, not just the yacht club.

Of course, to the MAGA crowd, anything that isn’t Trump-approved automatically falls somewhere between terrorism and Satanism. They think “Democratic Socialism” means government agents will seize their bass boat and redistribute their beer fridge.

But here’s the shocker: Democratic Socialism is just democracy with better manners. It says, “Hey, maybe the people who make the country run should have a say in how it’s run.” Radical, right? It’s the idea that healthcare, education, and retirement shouldn’t depend on which billionaire your congressman owes a favor to.

You already live with a little socialism every day—Social Security, Medicare, public schools, libraries, fire departments. You like roads? Guess what, comrade—you’ve been driving on socialism this whole time.

The “Democratic” part means it’s all done through voting, not dictators. The “Socialist” part means we invest in people, not hedge funds. The “MAGA interpretation” part means they scream “COMMUNISM!” every time someone mentions dental care.

So yeah, a bunch of people in Payson showed up to learn about Democratic Socialism. Nobody was brainwashed, nobody grew a beard and moved to Cuba. Turns out, when you explain that it’s about fairness, dignity, and democracy, people lean in.

Maybe that’s what really scares the red hats—an idea that makes sense.



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