Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Democratic voters are increasingly asking whether party leadership reflects the urgency of the moment. Brian Derrick, founder and CEO of Oath tells us how the party needs to move forward from here.
There are growing concerns around aging Democratic leadership, voter frustration with establishment politics, generational change inside the Democratic Party, and what candidates and organizers need to understand heading into the next election cycle. Now more than ever, it’s crucial to know how political donations shape outcomes, why some races matter more than others, and how grassroots donors can think more strategically about impact.
Political strategist and Oath founder Brian Derrick joins us for a direct conversation about the future of Democratic leadership, campaign strategy, and high-impact political giving. Oath is a political fundraising platform that has helped direct nearly $100 million to competitive races and causes across the country. Through data-driven insights and technology, Oath helps donors identify where their contributions can make the biggest difference while protecting donor privacy and improving strategic giving.
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00:00 - Are Democratic candidates too old?
04:37 - Voters get younger while candidates get older
08:04 - Why the 2026 midterms are absolutely crucial
11:44 - Should Democrats have hope in the midterms?
15:31 - Why Democrats should have more hope than we think
17:27 - Which candidates actually need more money?
19:11 - Democrats need to stop hyper focusing on certain races
20:39 - Who should we actually donate to right now?
22:20 - Closing
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Democratic voters are increasingly asking whether party leadership reflects the urgency of the moment. Brian Derrick, founder and CEO of Oath tells us how the party needs to move forward from here.
There are growing concerns around aging Democratic leadership, voter frustration with establishment politics, generational change inside the Democratic Party, and what candidates and organizers need to understand heading into the next election cycle. Now more than ever, it’s crucial to know how political donations shape outcomes, why some races matter more than others, and how grassroots donors can think more strategically about impact.
Political strategist and Oath founder Brian Derrick joins us for a direct conversation about the future of Democratic leadership, campaign strategy, and high-impact political giving. Oath is a political fundraising platform that has helped direct nearly $100 million to competitive races and causes across the country. Through data-driven insights and technology, Oath helps donors identify where their contributions can make the biggest difference while protecting donor privacy and improving strategic giving.
Oath roadmap: https://app.oath.vote/donate?p=callais-response&ref=pod_tdo
Oath: where your money makes the most difference: https://app.oath.vote/donate?p=ghntq2&ref=pod_tdo
00:00 - Are Democratic candidates too old?
04:37 - Voters get younger while candidates get older
08:04 - Why the 2026 midterms are absolutely crucial
11:44 - Should Democrats have hope in the midterms?
15:31 - Why Democrats should have more hope than we think
17:27 - Which candidates actually need more money?
19:11 - Democrats need to stop hyper focusing on certain races
20:39 - Who should we actually donate to right now?
22:20 - Closing
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