Dark Money Fuels Democrats' Radical Shift, Says Former Operative Who Turned to Trump
A former Democratic operative claims a network of new donors is secretly pulling the party to the left through 'dark money' influence, contradicting its grassroots image.
A former Democratic operative has revealed details about a 'new donor establishment' behind 2000s-era progressives, claiming it is not rooted in grassroots support, but rather driven by dark money influences that have pushed the party further left. Evan Barker, who previously worked for the Democratic National Committee and later defected to support President Donald Trump, shared her findings. The alleged influence of this new donor establishment is said to be behind the shift towards more progressive policies within the party. Barker's revelations raise questions about the role of outside funding in shaping the party's direction.
