Democratic Socialist Candidate Declines to Affirm Murder Convictions Should Result in Incarceration

A candidate for a major U.S. House seat has declined multiple opportunities to state support for imprisoning convicted murderers, raising questions about the reach of criminal justice abolition ideology in mainstream Democratic politics.
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