Former Democrat Lawyer Confesses Party is a Weirdo Worshipping Cult

As people continue to realize that the Democratic party, in its current state, is a RAPIDLY sinking ship, many of them are jumping ship and exposing what a shit show the party truly has become, this attorney is one of those people!

Julian Epstein, former Chief counsel to the Democratic House Judiciary Committee, torched his former party by admitting that it has become nothing more than a “cult” of freaks who “worship weird progressive idols.”

Honestly, I couldn’t have said it better myself!

Epstein’s admission came in response to the DNC’s summer meeting in Minneapolis, which produced a number of viral clips because it was a complete and utter CLOWN SHOW.

For example, the DNC opened up the meeting by acknowledging that they were on “stolen land…”

Discussing Meeting the former Democrat lawyer said, “I think what I was watching yesterday looked more like a Star Trek convention. This is a party that has almost no self-awareness.”

Julian, said that the party has no idea what the majority of the American people – hardworking, regular folk, want and therefore they have NO ability to craft a message that actually appeals to them.

The approval numbers, two-thirds of Americans disapprove of the party. Their fundraising numbers, the voter registration numbers are all dropping through the floor as the party associates itself with things like gender sterilization for minors, open borders, high crime.” He continued.

Julian added, “The party is almost becoming like a cult that worships these weird progressive idols…

He went further, “This is a party that just stands for negativity and for aligning itself on issues that are far to the left of the median voter and not … putting forward any ideas that any of the voters, certainly in the middle, can relate to in any way.”

This former Democrat counsel hit the nail right on the head, exposing EXACTLY what’s wrong with the Democratic party today.

Watch the video here to see his analysis.


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