Sen. Joe Manchin, I-W. V., delivered a farewell shot to the Democratic Party, calling his former party” dangerous” as he prepares to leave from business at the end of the parliamentary term. In an interview with CNN’s” In Politicians with Manu Raju” that aired on Sunday, Manchin, who was a longtime Democrat before registering as an Independent earlier this year, criticized the Democrat Party. Manchin claimed that the D-brand has been “maligned from the point of, it’s just, it’s toxic” and that he left because he no longer saw himself as a Democrat as “in the form of what the Democratic Party has turned itself into.” He argued that liberal politicians should concentrate on pressing societal issues like telling Americans what they can or can’t do. As a representative for West Virginia, Manchin delivers an emotional last floor speech titled” HONOR OF MY LIFE.”” They have generally expanded upon thinking,” Well, we want to protect you that, but we’re going to show you how to live your life from that far in,” Manchin said of the Democratic Party. He claimed the liberals in Washington, D. C., are out of touch with Americans, stating,” This land is never going left “.But Manchin did not merely critique Democrats, pointing the finger at Republican legislators who he claimed are” to serious” and lack common sense on the issue of weapons. OUTGOING SEN. JOE MANCHIN PUSHES CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT FOR SUPREME COURT TERM LIMITS” I’m not going to ban you from buying it”, Manchin said of cannons,” but you’re going to have to present some duty”. ” So the Democrats go too far, want to ban”, Manchin said. ” The Republican says,’ Oh, letting the good times roll. Allow anyone have their own desires. Only some common sense things it.” Manchin, who frequently served as a pivotal swing vote, was renowned for his bipartisan work on nationwide issues in the Senate. The Senate seat was filled with Mannchin for 14 times. His social career began in the early 1980s as a condition legate before becoming a state legislator until the late 1990s. Manchin was elected governor of West Virginia in 2005 after serving as secretary of state for four centuries. Fox News Digital’s Aubrie Spady contributed to this statement.