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2026-11-04 07:03
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Van Jones: 'This Is Jonestown for the Republican Party'
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Liberal commentator Van Jones on Sunday described Rep. Haley Stevens's (R-Mich.) recent endorsement of GOP Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers as flushing "herself down the toilet." During a panel on CNN on Sunday night, Jones praised Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s message…
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Van Jones likened the Republican Party's midterm election losses to the Jonestown mass murder-suicide, calling the results a full repudiation of President Donald Trump.
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Tuesday on CNN’s “Election Night in America,” politcal commentator Van Jones said the midterm results for Republicans are like “Jonestown,” where cult leader Jim Jones led 918 people in a coordinated mass murder-suicide.
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