Central IN DSA distances itself from George Hornedo, condemns Zionism

Last week, congressional candidate George Hornedo attended an event organized by local organizations The Big Homie and Allies for Humanity and hosted at the Central IN DSA office. Afterwards, he made an Instagram post giving a shout-out to CINDSA and the event organizers.  We would like to clarify that this was not a DSA event and that Central IN DSA has absolutely no relationship with Mr. Hornedo.
George Hornedo, who would not commit to rejecting AIPAC money, is a staunch Zionist, a belief counter to the core values of DSA. In fact, on his website, Mr. Hornedo has accused DSA of being antisemitic terrorists due to our anti-Zionist and pro-Palestine principles. Given this strong perspective on DSA, we find his praise of our chapter surprising.
If anything, it seemed his main goal in attending the event was an attempt to access our voter access network (VAN) records for his campaign, which the democratic party has denied him access to.
Mr. Hornedo also proposes deregulation for crypto and the expansion of the data centers driving up the energy bills of ordinary people, benefiting corporations to the detriment of working and impoverished people. If George Hornedo truly wished to help hungry Hoosiers, he would advocate for policies that give money to working people, not corporations and genocidal regimes.

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