Julian Epstein

“Socialist revolutionaries all seem to be a little bit weird for one reason or another. Going MIA here, a Nazi tattoo there, refusing to denounce terrorists. Marry this with the mainstreaming in the Democratic Party of this lust for the centralized, command and control economic decision-making and the further expansion of a welfare state that is completely broke and headed towards a kind of complete breakdown that mimics Europe's current dysfunction.”

Julian Epstein · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-10

Epstein criticized what he called socialist revolutionaries and the mainstreaming of left-wing economic policies in the Democratic Party.

“They always find a way to rationalize. To them, it's less about principle and more about power. If these revolutionary candidates don't win, it means less power and money for the left and its apparatchiks. It seems like it's just about power at any cost these days. The Beltway money barge has a strange way of warping the sensibilities.”

Julian Epstein · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-10

Epstein argued the political class rationalizes supporting revolutionary candidates in pursuit of power and money.

“The political and consultant class doesn't seem to care about these things,”

Julian Epstein · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-10

Epstein criticized the political and consultant class for not caring about issues he raised about revolutionary candidates.