It isn't often that Dims stand up to the party, but Milkovich and Edwards are, and they're really starting to ruffle feathers in the party.

Democrat John Milkovich - says the Mueller report reveals there was no campaign collusion or obstruction of justice on the part of Donald Trump.

"Is it my personal opinion that it is a waste of time? Yes. Do they have the constitutional authority to do it? Yes. Is it going to help them? Absolutely no. I think the American people - many of them feel betrayed," he says.

"We've got to get back to God, we've got to get back to Bible principles, we've got to get back to the Constitution, we've got to get back to doing what's best for our nation. We've got to get back to bringing, uniting people."
https://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/politics/2019/april/weve-got-to-get-back-to-god-whats-best-for-our-nation-dem-blasts-his-partys-obsession-with-mueller


Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards—one of the South's lone Democrats left in statewide office—is facing a backlash from state and national pro-choice groups for supporting legislation restricting the practice of abortion.

Edwards bucked the national Democratic Party, which has long endorsed access to abortion in its official platform, Wednesday by announcing he had signed a bill banning abortion after 15 weeks.

The legislation, known as Senate Bill 181, was championed by Democratic state senator John Milkovich and amassed bipartisan support in both chambers of the Louisiana State Legislature. Apart from prohibiting abortion after a pregnancy surpasses 15 weeks "gestational age," the law also imposes a penalty of up to two years in prison and a $1,000 fine for medical providers in violation.

The law explicitly includes language denoting a woman who procures an abortion after the 15-week window has lapsed is not to be subject to any legal punishment.

https://freebeacon.com/issues/dem-governor-faces-backlash-after-bucking-party-to-sign-15-week-abortion-ban/