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American Communist Party

fringe electorally ambitious networked disciplined exposed strategic

The American Communist Party enters White House press discourse through a contained story linking aide Donna Moss to Ivan Perez. Perez holds loose ties to the party, which backs a candidate for California governor. C.J. frames the encounter as innocuous during an informal briefing, neutralizing potential political damage amid foreign policy and economic discussions. This positions the party as a fringe element requiring careful narrative management in national optics.

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Also known as: Communist Party

American Communist …'s Journey

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S4E16 · The California 47th

Spin and Containment: Framing the Tax Rollout and the Donna Photo

Not emotionally active in scene; functions as political shorthand for reporters and public concern.

The American Communist Party is invoked as a reputational tether for Ivan Perez; C.J. acknowledges 'loose ties' to defuse perceived severity and to frame the encounter as routine outreach.

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