How Pittsburgh Became the Early Alarm Bell for the DSA’s Rise – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

PITTSBURGH — The rise of the Democratic left in Pittsburgh did not happen overnight. It was built over years through patient organizing, disciplined recruiting and a clear-eyed focus on the races that mattered most: low-turnout primaries where entrenched power was vulnerable. Mik Pappas's 2017 race for Pennsylvania's 31st Magisterial District…

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