heelinhell
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37% approval overall and 29% among indys ?
That should give the GQPer cucks in Congress pause as they head home to face their constituents. I'm guessing there will be few if any townhalls in August

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Maybe it's as simple as Trump on the campaign trail seems refreshing, irreverent, etc., but Trump in the Oval Office seems like the ignorant, impulsive asshole he actually is. No idea why so many people were convinced by the campaign version after we saw him act like an ignorant impulsive asshole for four years already, but that seems to be where we are.Democrats tried to warn everyone what a disaster Trump 2.0 would be again. And before the board Trump cucks come along and start screaming about the dims lost because of immigration and inflation, well..... he's way underwater with those two issues as well.
Guess fear sells... or at the very least causes some form of amnesia.
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They probably just woke up one morning recently and realized that their pets weren't going to be eaten by immigrants with or without Trump in office and started having buyers remorse. I mean, he was saying and doing bat shit crazy stuff daily on the campaign trail...Maybe it's as simple as Trump on the campaign trail seems refreshing, irreverent, etc., but Trump in the Oval Office seems like the ignorant, impulsive asshole he actually is. No idea why so many people were convinced by the campaign version after we saw him act like an ignorant impulsive asshole for four years already, but that seems to be where we are.
This is all only relevant if those numbers are among active voters. 36% of eligible voters did not vote in 2024 (and previous elections) and many people see the fool Trump is but don’t do anything about it. The key going forward is engaging (some of) that 36%. That is where the MAGA came from in 2016. Dems need to find and activate their version of MAGA (low propensity voters) from that 36%.Maybe it's as simple as Trump on the campaign trail seems refreshing, irreverent, etc., but Trump in the Oval Office seems like the ignorant, impulsive asshole he actually is. No idea why so many people were convinced by the campaign version after we saw him act like an ignorant impulsive asshole for four years already, but that seems to be where we are.
Racism, bigotry, ignorance and greed are the only reasons anyone would vote for Trump. The greedy rich just vote for not getting taxed and don't care about anything else. The others are just scared of losing their white, straight Christian America after a man of color was elected President, the LGBTQ community started getting rights and treated as equals, and DEI became a thing. They either didn't think or just are too ignorant to realize how it would affect them personally, too.Democrats tried to warn everyone what a disaster Trump 2.0 would be again. And before the board Trump cucks come along and start screaming about the dims lost because of immigration and inflation, well..... he's way underwater with those two issues as well.
Guess fear sells... or at the very least causes some form of amnesia.
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I think you covered the basesRacism, bigotry, ignorance and greed are the only reasons anyone would vote for Trump. The greedy rich just vote for not getting taxed and don't care about anything else. The others are just scared of losing their white, straight Christian America after a man of color was elected President, the LGBTQ community started getting rights and treated as equals, and DEI became a thing. They either didn't think or just are too ignorant to realize how it would affect them personally, too.
Electing Trump in 2016 was bad enough - there were all kinds of warning signs with people who knew him saying that he was in no way qualified to be POTUS, and anyone who looked at his background and personality and behavior should have known that he wasn't fit for the office. But at least in 2016 his voters could say they didn't know what he would do as POTUS and they were sick of the Clintons and the "same old same old" and were willing to take a risk (a big one) on something totally different. The reasoning sucks and I'm not excusing his voters that year, but at least there was something there.Democrats tried to warn everyone what a disaster Trump 2.0 would be again. And before the board Trump cucks come along and start screaming about the dims lost because of immigration and inflation, well..... he's way underwater with those two issues as well.
Guess fear sells... or at the very least causes some form of amnesia.
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yepThe other big point here with the recent polling numbers is that when MAGAs like calla and Ram talk about how happy they are with Trump's "successes," they are admitting they're way out of the mainstream. Yes, they were on the side of the plurality of voters last November. But the majority of Americans -- and in some cases the enormous majority of Americans -- are opposed to the things they support.
Americans are miserable.Democrats Get Lowest Rating From Voters in 35 Years, WSJ Poll Finds
Republicans preferred on most issues that decide elections despite unease with Trump over the economy, tariffs and foreign policy
—> https://www.wsj.com/politics/electi...1?st=SjwwyX&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
“… On the whole, voters disapprove of the president’s handling of the economy, inflation, tariffs and foreign policy. And yet in each case, the new Journal poll found, voters nonetheless say they trust Republicans rather than Democrats to handle those same issues in Congres
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Republicans have won the messaging wars and have successfully framed Democrats in the public mind in exactly the way they want. Until that changes Democratic approval is unlikely to rise much, imo.Democrats Get Lowest Rating From Voters in 35 Years, WSJ Poll Finds
Republicans preferred on most issues that decide elections despite unease with Trump over the economy, tariffs and foreign policy
—> https://www.wsj.com/politics/electi...1?st=SjwwyX&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
“… On the whole, voters disapprove of the president’s handling of the economy, inflation, tariffs and foreign policy. And yet in each case, the new Journal poll found, voters nonetheless say they trust Republicans rather than Democrats to handle those same issues in Congres
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Welcome to the Golden Age.Americans are miserable.
Yep...Americans by and large absolutely think the US sucks at this point.Americans are miserable.
but do Americans think the US sucks more than the rest of the free world does ?Yep...Americans by and large absolutely think the US sucks at this point.
That's depressing as hell. The United States went from Obama to Idiocracy in the blink of an eye.Democrats Get Lowest Rating From Voters in 35 Years, WSJ Poll Finds
Republicans preferred on most issues that decide elections despite unease with Trump over the economy, tariffs and foreign policy
—> https://www.wsj.com/politics/electi...1?st=SjwwyX&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
“… On the whole, voters disapprove of the president’s handling of the economy, inflation, tariffs and foreign policy. And yet in each case, the new Journal poll found, voters nonetheless say they trust Republicans rather than Democrats to handle those same issues in Congres
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That's the price you pay for electing a black president to two terms.That's depressing as hell. The United States went from Obama to Idiocrcy in the blink of an eye.
I might look that way to some now, but no. It's been a process, something like the planting of millions of seeds of the most noxious and fast growing weed, and they all really began to sprout in a big way in 2016. Powerful reading on the subject:That's depressing as hell. The United States went from Obama to Idiocrcy in the blink of an eye.