House Democrats’ Budding Anti-DSA Caucus

Last week, Republicans in the House of Representatives approved a resolution denouncing socialism, including the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), in all its forms.

All Republicans who cast a vote voted in the affirmative, but only eight Democrats voted in favor, with two voting present. It was a messaging bill through and through. In addition to its denunciation of socialism, the resolution also called for the enactment of the SAVE America Act, a provision that many Democrats cited as their justification for opposing the measure.

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Charles Hilu is a national affairs reporter at National Review. A graduate of the University of Michigan, he previously worked at the Washington Free Beacon and The Dispatch before joining National Review in 2026.

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Last week, Republicans in the House of Representatives approved a resolution denouncing socialism, including the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), in all its forms.

All Republicans who cast a vote voted in the affirmative, but only eight Democrats voted in favor, with two voting present. It was a messaging bill through and through. In addition to its denunciation of socialism, the resolution also called for the enactment of the SAVE America Act, a provision that many Democrats cited as their justification for opposing the measure.

About the Author

Charles Hilu

Charles Hilu is a national affairs reporter at National Review. A graduate of the University of Michigan, he previously worked at the Washington Free Beacon and The Dispatch before joining National Review in 2026.