Blue Rose Research – a data‑science consultancy that runs randomized‑control‑trial style ad tests for Democratic campaigns. In 2024 it partnered with “Future Forward” and other centrist PACs to identify the most “persuasive economic messages”. Reminder: Their economic policy is built on trickle down

American Values 2024 – a super‑PAC that, while not officially tied to the New Democrats, has been courted by “Third Way” (a think tank) and other centrist groups to block third‑party “No Labels” ballot access, illustrating how centrist operatives use PACs to shape the broader electoral field.

Majority Democrats PAC–SuperPAC – launched in July 2025, it aggregates contributions from New Democrat‑aligned donors and supports centrist primary challengers who oppose the progressive wing. Its board includes former staff of the “New Democrat Network” and the “Progressive Policy Institute”.

They also advocate for state parties (e.g., North Carolina) to tighten signature‑collection rules for ballot access, a move championed by centrist operatives to make it harder for outsider progressive challengers to qualify. The goal: Raise the logistical barrier for progressive newcomers.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), influenced by centrist donors, issued a “protect‑the‑incumbent” slate that excluded many progressive challengers (e.g., Summer Lee in PA‑12).The goal?: Deny progressive candidates the party’s fundraising funnel and voter‑contact infrastructure.

More experienced people are typically more experienced because they are corporate shills. This is a common talking point that republicans and moderates use. She has just as much, if not more, experience than Mamdani. She’s been involved in Seattle politics for a decade now.