As the Democrat party continues to struggle in the wake of the 2024 election, one progressive commentator is making headlines by strongly critiquing his own party.

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From the Daily Caller:

Democrat commentator Julian Epstein said on Fox Business Wednesday that its leaders are driving themselves into political ruin by embracing fringe ideas that alienate voters.

With a sinking approval rating after their 2024 losses, Democrats scrambled to rebrand, as some conceded their message sounds more like a lecture than a campaign pitch. Appearing on “The Evening Edit,” Epstein said the party’s collapse stems from its fixation on cultural and ideological battles pushed by academic elites and activist groups.

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“The reason for that is they continue to pray at the altar of these Pagan idols. Let’s erase gender. Let’s erase borders. Let’s ignore crime and erase the police. Let’s erase our energy dominance. And to most people, Ashley, these things are nuts. But they come from the academic. These ideas come from the academic and the activist left who is not concerned with voters,” Epstein told guest host Ashley Webster.

The Caller highlights that Epstein is right to be concerned. Democrats reportedly lost over two million registered voters between 2020 and 2024, while Republicans gained 2.4 million during the same period.

Of course, at IFA we also recognize how lost the Democratic party is. Although we are non-partisan, we’ve shared articles that show how the left has lost its way. This year alone, Democrat lawmakers have assaulted ICE agents, demonstrating a clear lack of respect for law and order.

Let’s pray for the Democratic party today. Let’s pray that all lawmakers, activists, and citizens would see the problems with their party, and let’s pray they would hear the Lord’s voice and come to know Him if they do not already.

How are you praying about and for the Democrat party? Share your thoughts and prayers below.

(Excerpt from the Daily Caller. Photo Credit: Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash)