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Exiles from former socialist states launch AI video warning of DSA policies

Women who escaped socialist regimes released an AI-driven video titled “Take Me Back!” warning voters about Democratic Socialists of America proposals ahead of the 2026 elections.

Independent Women’s Voice unveiled a two-minute, 39-second AI-generated advertisement called “Take Me Back!” that portrays a bleak society under the platform of Democratic Socialists of America candidates. The spot, styled after “Back to the Future,” follows a woman named Maya transported in a DeLorean-like car, showing assigned housing, unaffordable state-run grocery stores, absent police, stalled transit and delayed free healthcare.

It concludes with a scream and the warning, “Beware of the gap between promises and reality.” Patrice Onwuka, vice-president for economic policy at Independent Women’s Center for Economic Opportunity, framed the effort as a defense of the United States’ founding ethos. The piece arrives as DSA candidates secure primary wins in several districts for the 2026 cycle.

Why it matters

The video aims to shape voter perception of democratic socialism ahead of key 2026 races.

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