"She Literally Spent Zero Dollars on TV Ads"

Angie Nixon, a Democratic Socialists of America member and Florida state representative, just won the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate in Florida — the first time a DSA member has ever become a major party nominee for a statewide office. She did it against Alex Vindman, the former Trump impeachment witness who raised $16 million to her roughly $1 million. She spent nothing on cable or broadcast television advertising. She won by 12 points.

The hosts at Breaking Points treat this as a genuine political earthquake. Krystal Ball calls it "one of the most shocking upsets I have literally ever seen." The conversation that follows is less a celebration than an autopsy: how did this happen, what does it mean, and what does it say about where the Democratic Party's energy actually lives right now.

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