Today's Democrats seem set on ostracizing their longtime base: Domenech
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Federalist publisher and podcast host Ben Domenech joins 'Life, Liberty & Levin' to sound off on the Democratic Party's far-leftward lurch and "woke" philosophy.
Charles Creitz is a reporter for Fox News Digital.
"The fact that the Democratic Party today really is at odds with so many religious believers across the country is something that they don't seem to have a problem with. It's almost like they're invested in America becoming a less Judeo-Christian country," he said on "Life, Liberty & Levin."
"They just assumed it would happen, and they continue to be frustrated when they run into problems like Hispanic voters still having religious beliefs — and having those beliefs affect their views on culture-war issues, especially when it comes to saying that 'boys can be girls' or having questions about abortion-on-demand or really not going along with the Democratic agenda when it comes to suing the Little Sisters of the Poor... "
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