A Democratic state representative from Connecticut is criticizing her own party's platform on abortion as "extreme," saying pro-life Democrats like her are being shunned. Connecticut state Rep. Trenee McGee, a Democrat who represents New Haven and West Haven and was elected last year, said on the latest episode of The Church Politics Podcast that "there are many pro-life Democrats" nationwide that have been "pushed out" by the party.
A CNN analyst has declared a "five-alarm fire" for the Democratic Party after it suffered significant losses on Election Night, saying its members appear "annoying" and "out of touch" to voters.
U.S. Rep. Jackie Speier took to Twitter this week to assert that Republicans should be called the “terrorist right.”
Pro-life Democrats are speaking out against the party, urging them to adjust their extreme position on abortion.
Last week, Franklin Graham issued a warning against the Democratic party calling them "opposed to faith."
Last week, the Democratic Party approved a new platform calling for the approval of taxpayer-funded abortions.
One-hundred Democratic politicians are sending a letter to the DNC urging them to adjust its extreme position on abortion.
During an Evangelicals for Trump event last week, a faith advisor to the president warned voters of the Democrats' perceived anti-religion agenda.
According to a draft of the Democrats' platform, if presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden is elected, they will insist on the taxpayer funding of abortion.
In an open letter, pro-life faith leaders urged the Democratic party not to back abortion extremism.
