Miranda Devine: Dems are in desperate need of a new leader as communists overrun their party — but all they got is Obama

In a time when the Democratic Party faces internal turmoil with leftist factions gaining influence, Barack Obama has re-emerged, seemingly to bolster his library project. This move has sparked criticism that he’s overshadowing the party’s urgent need for a fresh, effective leader. The situation underscores a broader struggle within the party as it grapples with ideological shifts, raising questions about its future direction and cohesion. This internal conflict could have significant implications for the party’s ability to effectively address contemporary issues and compete in upcoming elections.