Democratic socialist Darializa Avila Chevalier, a congressional candidate in New York, has come under fire for past social media posts supporting Marxism and communism. The deleted tweets have caused a stir among various political groups.
Avila Chevalier had a Twitter account named ‘Darializabonet’ that was removed in June 2022. Posts on the account referred to Karl Marx as essential reading and criticized libraries for lacking Marxist literature. She also retweeted content expressing criticism of capitalism.
Her posts have drawn backlash from both conservatives and moderates, highlighting her controversial stance. Senator John Fetterman voiced concerns about the party’s shift to the left, questioning whether the Democratic Party would address the issue.
Avila Chevalier’s candidacy is backed by Zohran Mamdani, the Mayor of New York City, as well as the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). Despite facing criticism for earlier posts disparaging the police and the American flag, she prevailed over the incumbent Democratic Rep. Adriano Espaillat in the 13th Congressional District’s Democratic primary.
Political figures have openly expressed disapproval of Avila Chevalier’s views. Critics question the alignment of Democratic Socialists with broader communist ideologies, igniting discussions about the implications for the Democratic Party.
Despite the controversies, Avila Chevalier is anticipated to win against her Republican opponent in November, given the political leaning of New York City.
Efforts to reach Avila Chevalier for comments were unsuccessful at the time of reporting.

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