Molly Jong-Fast

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Molly Jong-Fast

Molly Jong-Fast is an activist, writer and social media personality. Her grandfather is the late Howard Fast.

Communist Sympathies

Molly Jong-Fast Tweet Dated August 28, 2022

In a response to a statement "The communists have always called their enemies 'fascists'", Molly Jong-Fast replied "Remind me who the communists fought in WW2?" in a Tweet dated August 28, 2022.

Discussion about 2022 Midterms

An article titled "‘A Stirring of Democratic Hearts’: Three Writers Discuss a Transformed Midterm Landscape" at the New York Times dated August 25, 2022 features a discussion by Frank Bruni, Molly Jong-Fast and Doug Sosnik.

Some takes:

Dobbs Decision Scares Doctors

Molly Jong-Fast claims the 2022 midterm elections will be good for democrats because "doctors [are] terrified to treat women who are having gynecological complications."

"One of the biggest things we’ve seen since the Dobbs decision [Supreme court ruling to return abortion to the states] is doctors terrified to treat women who are having gynecological complications..."

Midterm Chances

Molly Jong-Fast:

Fetterman is really good at this, and so is his wife. Ryan has been really good. I think Mandela Barnes is really smart. I’ve interviewed all of those guys for my podcast and thought they were just really good at messaging in a way Democrats are historically not. Val Demings is a once-in-a-lifetime politician, but Florida is Florida.
I also like Sherrod Brown.

'Late, Great Communist'

Molly Jong-Fast referred to her grandfather Howard Fast as "the late, great communist" in a July 28, 2022 article praising Liz Cheney at The Atlantic.[1]

Lincoln Project

Molly Jong-Fast is listed as a Senior Advisor to the Lincoln Project,[2] which was founded by establishment republicans to take down President Donald Trump and his supporters. According to their website, "President Donald Trump and those who sign onto Trumpism are a clear and present danger to the Constitution and our Republic."[3]

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