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RADICAL Democrats ALREADY Planning Senate Takeover as Connecticut Liberal Endorses Far-Left Michigan Candidate

Gary FranchiJanuary 23, 2026234 views
RADICAL Democrats ALREADY Planning Senate Takeover as Connecticut Liberal Endorses Far-Left Michigan Candidate
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The radical left isn't wasting any time plotting their comeback. Just days after President Trump was sworn in for his historic second term, Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy is already working behind the scenes to stack the Senate with far-left progressives, throwing his weight behind Michigan state senator Mallory McMorrow for the Senate seat being vacated by retiring Democrat Gary Peters.

What makes Murphy's move particularly telling is that he's deliberately snubbing Rep. Haley Stevens, a sitting House member who represents a more moderate wing of the Democratic Party. Instead, Murphy is backing McMorrow, a state-level politician whose progressive credentials apparently outweigh any concerns about experience or electability.

"Right now we need fighters in the U.S. Senate," Murphy reportedly said, using the typical Democrat code words that really mean "we need more radical leftists willing to obstruct the America First agenda."

The Progressive Power Play

This endorsement reveals the Democrats' true strategy moving forward. Rather than learning from their devastating 2024 losses and moderating their positions, they're doubling down on the same failed progressive policies that drove millions of Americans to vote for Trump.

McMorrow has built her reputation as a darling of the progressive movement, frequently appearing on liberal media outlets and pushing the kind of woke policies that Michigan families have repeatedly rejected. Her rise from state politics directly into a Senate race, backed by establishment Democrats like Murphy, shows just how desperate the party has become.

"This is exactly what we warned about during the campaign - the radical left never stops, never learns, and never changes course," said one Trump administration source.

Meanwhile, Michigan voters are watching as out-of-state Democrats try to handpick their next senator. Will they allow Connecticut liberals like Murphy to dictate who represents them in Washington, or will they send another America First conservative to support President Trump's agenda?

The 2026 midterms are still nearly two years away, but the battle lines are already being drawn. Patriots in Michigan and across the country need to stay vigilant - the swamp creatures are already plotting their return.

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Gary Franchi

Award-winning journalist covering breaking news, politics & culture for Next News Network.

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RedStateRealistVerified15 minutes ago
I've been saying this for months - they have a nationwide strategy to pack the Senate with far-left radicals. Look at what happened in Georgia and Arizona. Michigan could be next if we don't mobilize.
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TrumpTrain2024Verifiedjust now
Georgia was a wake-up call that too many people ignored. We need to learn from those mistakes!
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AmericaFirst_1776Verifiedjust now
This is why we need term limits NOW!
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LibertarianLisaVerifiedjust now
Does anyone know specifically which Michigan candidate they're backing? I want to research their voting record.
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SmallGovSupporterVerifiedjust now
Living in Michigan, I can tell you the Democratic machine here is well-funded and organized. They're already running ads non-stop and it's not even primary season yet. We have our work cut out for us.
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ConservativeVoter22Verifiedjust now
The fact that Connecticut liberals think they can influence Michigan races tells you everything about their arrogance. Michigan voters need to send them a message!
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TeaPartyTinaVerifiedjust now
Connecticut endorsing Michigan candidates? This smells like dark money coordination to me.
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PatriotMike2024Verifiedjust now
This is exactly what we warned about! The radical left is coordinating across state lines to push their socialist agenda. We can't let them flip more seats.
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ConstitutionFirstVerifiedjust now
Absolutely right Mike. They're playing the long game while too many Republicans are asleep at the wheel.