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House Democratic Minority Whip Katherine Clark is facing a primary challenger to her left, further highlighting the Democrats’ intra-party disputes over how to move forward in the Trump era. Jonathan Paz, a former Waltham City Councilman and head of the left-wing immigration activist group Fuerza, launched his bid in the Massachusetts Fifth Congressional District on Monday. If Paz is successful, it would be considered a major upset similar to when Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defeated then-House Democratic Caucus Chair Joe Crowley in 2018 in New York. “I’m challenging one of the most powerful Democrats in the House because we need new leadership. Let’s just call it what it is: Our Democratic leaders are failing us,” Paz said in his campaign launch video for the district that encompasses several Boston suburbs. Christmas Sale – Get 40% off New DailyWire+ Annual Memberships “They’re not stopping Trump. They’re not making life more affordable. They’re not building a party for the working class. That’s why we need to rebuild the Democratic Party,” he continued. In the video, he noted how his father was “detained and deported” when Paz was 14 years old, noting that he’s “the proud son of Bolivian immigrants.” “From organizing renters’ rights in Waltham to standing up to big tech and now resisting Trump’s ICE, I’ve seen what’s possible when we organize our communities and stay true to our principles,” he said. His group, Fuerza, is meant to counter ICE activities in the region with around 100 volunteers, NBC 10 Boston noted. ICE has had a significant presence in the Boston area, with the agency touting thousands of arrests with “Operation Patriot” and “Operation Patriot 2.0.” “We try to get up really early in the morning, do our patrols, get out there, find out where there are the threats in the community,” Paz told the outlet in July. “We go out and investigate … but part of that has to do with building relationships on the ground.” As for Clark, she has been in Congress since 2013 and has served as whip under House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries since 2023. However, her primary challenge is not the first in Massachusetts, as Sen. Ed Markey is facing a primary challenge from Rep. Seth Moulton, a critic of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. In New York, Jeffries also faced a major primary challenge from New York City Councilman Chi Ossé, but the councilman failed to secure the backing he sought from the Democratic Socialists of America to move forward. “Exploring the possibility of this run was important. As committed, I will not be launching this campaign without the support of DSA, and so the exploration process is concluded,” Ossé stated on December 5, according to NY1. His short-lived bid could have been considered an early test of DSA’s influence in New York City following Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral victory, but Mamdani himself was not a fan of Jeffries facing a primary challenger, POLITICO reported. The Daily Wire reached out to Clark’s campaign for comment.

Back in September, New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani stated that his administration, should he succeed, intended to dedicate $1 billion to the overhaul of public safety, which would include the hiring of many more social workers. Following his election win, Mayor-elect Mamdani then announced that the “chief architect” behind the proposal, 34-year-old California native Elle Bisgaard-Church, was joining his staff, leading many to speculate that the controversial proposal now has real momentum. While it remains to be seen how Mamdani and his administration will actually handle policing in New York City, it appears a substantial increase in the hiring of social workers is on the way. For many Americans, the idea that this new approach to policing will reduce crime — especially violent crime — is absurd. But for the far-left, it is not just about implementing an alternative solution to policing, it is about growing the ranks of credentialed supporters of anti-racism, diversity, equity, and inclusion — or ADEI — in public institutions, especially schools. This isn’t the first time in recent years that tax dollars will be used to increase the number of social workers. From 2021 to 2024, the Biden administration’s Department of Education distributed over $100 million in grants to universities to recruit and train more school social workers. Twenty-two of the universities that received funding currently weave ADEI into all levels of their degree coursework. But the integration of ADEI into social work goes beyond a few outliers, it is a core principle of the accrediting organization and schools of social work. In fact, over 55% of the almost 900 accredited schools currently list ADEI as part of their program objectives and philosophy. It is through these accreditor competencies, biased application screenings, required courses, and student evaluations that schools of social work have become a tool for advancing left-wing orthodoxy into society and K-12 education. The Council on Social Work Education (CSWE), the accrediting agency, not only weaves ADEI throughout eight of the nine student competencies, but it also includes ADEI as a core element in the organization’s educational policies and standards for which universities are evaluated. Rutgers University’s School of Social Work goes a step further by adding a tenth competency aimed at developing a student’s “Liberatory Consciousness” — the ability to “understand and identify how white supremacy, racism, and other forms of stigma, prejudice, discrimination, and oppression” impact people and communities. Additionally, CSWE’s standards state that social work programs must “recognize the pervasive impact of White supremacy and privilege and prepare students to have the knowledge, awareness, and skills necessary to engage in anti-racist practices.” However, long before entering their respective social work programs, many applicants are screened for their commitment to anti-racism and DEI through essays, personal statements, and question sets. For example, Metropolitan State University of Denver’s (CO) program states it seeks students who are committed to “ADEI work,” and requires an essay that prompts them to discuss any experiences and specific roles they have had engaging with ADEI. A University of Alaska Anchorage document titled “Program and Admissions Information” declares that the purpose of the writing sample is to evaluate an applicant’s understanding and commitment to “social justice, diversity, and anti-racism.” Just as Colleges of Education prepare future K-12 teachers to advance social justice and DEI in the classroom, so do social work programs. In fact, the School Social Work Association of America’s (SSWAA) “Racial Equity & Social Justice Resources” page states that “school social workers are well positioned to be transformational leaders in promoting equity, inclusivity and supportive school environments.” The site also links to the organization’s “Solidarity Statement with Black Lives Matter.” Credit: Wisconsin Department of Public Education For years, there has been a concerted effort to increase the number of social workers inside K-12 schools. According to Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction data, from 2017 to 2024, licensed and employed school social workers in the Badger State increased from 620 to 840. Overall, the percentage of schools with at least one social worker increased from 27% to 39%, while the per student to social worker ratio dropped to 1,014 to 1. The target goal of SSWAA is 250 to 1, or roughly 200,000 school social workers. There is no doubt that too many young Americans have real mental health issues that need to be addressed. But inserting social workers, trained to be champions of anti-racism and DEI, into every school as a remedy is nonsense. It is well past time for state and federal legislatures to rein in university social work programs and their accreditor. * * * Rhyen Staley is Director of Research for Defending Education. He holds a master’s degree in elementary education and has over a decade of classroom experience in both public and private schools. The views expressed in this piece are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of The Daily Wire. Christmas Sale – Get 40% off New DailyWire+ Annual Memberships

Comedian Leslie Jones demanded a “reckoning” and called for all Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to be thrown in jail during a podcast appearance with MS NOW host Nicolle Wallace. Jones was a guest on Wallace’s podcast, called “The Best People,” and she spent most of the time trashing President Donald Trump and laying the blame at the feet of the people who voted for him. “We are the people. I am so tired of everybody not realizing that,” she began, comparing Trump to a used car salesman, a snake-oil salesman, and “the emperor with no clothes” at different points throughout the conversation. “We are the people. The only reason this man is popular is because of us. Because of us.” She claimed that Trump’s voters were only still supporting him because they “don’t want to admit that they made a mistake.” Christmas Sale – Get 40% off New DailyWire+ Annual Memberships Jones, a “Saturday Night Live” alum, recalled Trump being on the show and said that he’d behaved like an “insecure narcissist,” claiming that he was “scared” of her because she was “honest.” Then Wallace asked her to describe what the world might look like when the Trump presidency ends in January of 2029: “How do you think it ends? How do you think the era ends?” “Girl, I’m hoping, this is what I’m hoping,” Jones said, adding, “That midterms, people come out and vote like crazy to switch it over, and then the reckoning comes.” “That’s what I want, all — everybody that worked for ICE, I want them in jail. I just want a reckoning,” she continued, clapping her hands for emphasis. “I want a reckoning. Y’all know y’all did wrong stuff. You know some of the stuff you did was so wrong. I need a reckoning, because that’s — to me — that’s the only thing that’s gonna make it right.”

President Donald Trump sparked much commentary on Monday with his online response to the murders of Hollywood director and producer Rob Reiner — a vocal Trump critic, who called for the president’s indictment — and his wife. Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner were reportedly stabbed to death at their Los Angeles home over the weekend. The couple’s 32-year-old son, Nick, has been arrested in connection with the brutal attack, according to Page Six. “A very sad thing happened last night in Hollywood. Rob Reiner, a tortured and struggling, but once very talented movie director and comedy star, has passed away, together with his wife, Michele, reportedly due to the anger he caused others through his massive, unyielding, and incurable affliction with a mind crippling disease known as TRUMP DERANGEMENT SYNDROME, sometimes referred to as TDS,” the president wrote in a post on Truth Social. “He was known to have driven people CRAZY by his raging obsession of President Donald J. Trump, with his obvious paranoia reaching new heights as the Trump Administration surpassed all goals and expectations of greatness, and with the Golden Age of America upon us, perhaps like never before,” Trump added. “May Rob and Michele rest in peace!” Truth Social Many conservatives responded to the post by voicing their disappointment with Trump’s comments, while some others underscored Reiner’s repeated attacks on Trump, which included calls for the president to be indicted and framing the president as an enemy of democracy. “What happened last night to Rob Reiner and his wife was a savage butchering of 2 human lives,” activist Robby Starbuck said. “I don’t care what their politics were or how they felt about Trump, no law abiding human deserves this. We should pray for + send condolences to his loved ones and NOT make it political.” What happened last night to Rob Reiner and his wife was a savage butchering of 2 human lives. I don’t care what their politics were or how they felt about Trump, no law abiding human deserves this. We should pray for + send condolences to his loved ones and NOT make it political. https://t.co/WK99n8zVWF — Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) December 15, 2025 “Regardless of how you felt about Rob Reiner, this is inappropriate and disrespectful discourse about a man who was just brutally murdered,” GOP Rep. Thomas Massie (R) posted. “I guess my elected GOP colleagues, the VP, and White House staff will just ignore it because they’re afraid? I challenge anyone to defend it.” Regardless of how you felt about Rob Reiner, this is inappropriate and disrespectful discourse about a man who was just brutally murdered. I guess my elected GOP colleagues, the VP, and White House staff will just ignore it because they’re afraid? I challenge anyone to defend it. pic.twitter.com/j3dvzRxLQJ — Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) December 15, 2025 Conservative Allie Beth Stuckey wrote on X, “With Trump, you could either get a really sweet, compassionate moment like when he heard that [late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg], who hated him, died, or you could get the kind of post he put out about Rob Reiner. Hard to ever know what to expect.” “I really appreciated Reiner’s kind words when Charlie [Kirk] was murdered,” Stuckey added. “What a tragedy for his family. May they be comforted and may justice be swift.” Christmas Sale – Get 40% off New DailyWire+ Annual Memberships When Kirk was assassinated, Reiner said what happened “should never happen to anybody — I don’t care what your political beliefs are. That’s not acceptable, that’s not a solution to solving problems.” With Trump, you could either get a really sweet, compassionate moment like when he heard that RBG, who hated him, died, or you could get the kind of post he put out about Rob Reiner. Hard to ever know what to expect. I really appreciated Reiner’s kind words when Charlie was… — Allie Beth Stuckey (@conservmillen) December 15, 2025 Others highlighted some of Reiner’s comments about Trump and suggested outrage from the Left was performative. “Rob Reiner called for Trump to be jailed over lies,” Jack Posobiec said. “Not surprised Trump said what he said.” “I’m not going to participate in the fake outrage at President Trump for his response to Rob Reiner,” Trump advisor Alex Bruesewitz wrote on X. “Rob Reiner called for Trump to be arrested and charged with treason, a crime punishable by death. He was quite nasty toward the President. Regardless, RIP!” I’m not going to participate in the fake outrage at President Trump for his response to Rob Reiner. Rob Reiner called for Trump to be arrested and charged with treason, a crime punishable by death. He was quite nasty toward the President. Regardless, RIP! — Alex Bruesewitz ?? (@alexbruesewitz) December 15, 2025 Reiner called Trump “mentally unfit” to be president and “the single most unqualified human being to ever assume the presidency of the United States.” He also said the president was “clearly a criminal” and called for him to be indicted. In 2022, Reiner said Trump was “100% responsible” for a physical attack on Paul Pelosi and the January 6 Capitol breach, adding that Trump “must be indicted and never be allowed to hold office.” More recently, Reiner claimed Trump could bring “full-on autocracy” to the United States. He also said Trump was cracking down on First Amendment rights and “has declared war on this democracy.” “He throws people out of the country without due process,” Reiner claimed. “He takes funds that were appropriated by Congress, refuses to distribute them, in clear contradiction to the Constitution, the separation of powers.” Reiner also released a documentary in 2024 that focused on the rise of “Christian Nationalism” as a threat to democracy. The theme was largely tied to Trump. Related: Rob Reiner’s Son Arrested In Connection With Brutal Slayings, Bail Set At $4 Million