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A shocking admission from inside the left’s own camp should wake up every American who still believes in common-sense politics: Democrat consultant Julian Epstein told Mark Levin that identity politics are “toxic to most of the voters,” and that the party’s embrace of anti-Western ideology is driving it off a cliff. Epstein’s blunt assessment aired on Life, Liberty & Levin and confirms what patriots have long suspected — the Democratic establishment is increasingly out of touch with everyday Americans.
Epstein didn’t mince words, arguing the party keeps falling down the welfare-state and identity-politics rabbit hole while ignoring the moderate majority. He pointed out that progressives represent only a sliver of the electorate and that Democrats’ obsession with grievance politics is costing them support with real voters who care about jobs, security, and opportunity. Those are the exact warnings conservative voters and legislators have been making for years.
What’s galling is how the left responds: double down on the very policies that repel the middle and working classes, then accuse opponents of being intolerant when citizens push back. This is not mere political disagreement; it’s an intellectual contempt for the American experiment, masked as moral superiority. The result is predictable — declining approval ratings, hemorrhaging fundraising, and a party increasingly untethered from the concerns of ordinary people.
Epstein also highlighted the spread of anti-Western rhetoric and cultural hostility that now permeates Democratic circles, a toxic stew that turns patriotism into a dirty word. Conservatives must expose how this ideology undermines national unity and individual dignity by insisting that America’s institutions and traditions be subjects of ridicule rather than sources of strength. Voters don’t want to be divided into victim and oppressor categories; they want leaders who will champion opportunity, not identity cages.
The bigger picture is clear: when a party adopts a one-size-fits-all narrative that elevates grievance over growth, the people pushed aside are the very voters the left claims to represent. Between runaway spending plans and cultural warfare, Democrats are offering short-term theatrics and long-term decline. Conservatives need to force the debate back to bread-and-butter issues — inflation, border security, education — and show how conservative governance respects liberty while delivering results.
We should also hold the media and elite institutions accountable for amplifying extremism instead of interrogating it. The American people are smarter than the smug pundit class gives them credit for; when allowed to see the consequences of radical policies, they choose prudence and patriotism every time. It’s up to conservative journalists, lawmakers, and citizens to keep reminding voters that the promises of identity politics come with a heavy cost.
Patriots, take note: the admission from a Democratic insider is a chance to reclaim the conversation and reconnect with the values that built this nation. Reject the left’s divisive catechism and stand for an America that rewards work, upholds the rule of law, and unites rather than fragments its people. If we stay bold, clear, and unapologetic in defending American principles, the voters who matter will follow.
