🚨 THREAT ALERT, AMERICA! “We’re Not Coming to Play”: DSA Nominees Unite and Warn America to Be Afraid Philadelphia state Rep. Chris Rabb, the DSA-backed Democratic nominee for Congress in one of America’s bluest districts, showed up in Denver to introduce and celebrate Melat Kiros, the DSA-backed Democratic nominee who just ousted longtime incumbent Diana DeGette.Rabb told the crowd: “Look at the cameras. They’re afraid of us. And they should be. Because we’re not coming to play.” This is the new face of the Democratic Party’s activist left: two DSA members openly coordinating across states, bragging that the cameras (and by extension, the public) should fear them. Rabb and Kiros aren’t hiding it, they’re celebrating it. Rabb’s record includes: 🔺Sharing (then disavowing after backlash) a post calling the Bondi Beach Hanukkah attack a “false flag” by “Zionists.” 🔺Being the sole vote against tougher penalties for child sex trafficking in a key committee. 🔺 Ties to radical streamer and animal abuser Hasan Piker and the broader “Squad” network pushing maximalist anti-Jewish positions, including arms embargoes and “end the genocide” rhetoric. Kiros ran on abolishing ICE, rejecting all corporate PAC money (especially AIPAC), and framing October 7 as an “inevitable consequence of apartheid.” She was fired from a law firm for defending the radical anti-West campus protests Both are proud DSA members who reject corporate money while building power through the same socialist machine. This isn’t fringe anymore in deep-blue strongholds. It’s the activist wing consolidating. They’re uniting across the country, from Philly to Denver, and openly telling the rest of America to be afraid. Meanwhile, in these overwhelmingly Democratic districts, Republicans didn’t even seriously contest the seats. No real fight. No candidate who could make voters think twice. We’ve effectively surrendered safe territory and handed the radicals the microphone with zero pushback. America, wake up. This is what “not coming to play” looks like when the opposition refuses to show up. The cameras aren’t afraid; they’re documenting the takeover of the Democratic brand in its safest corners.