Fox "News" affirming my gender choice to cancel cable and identify as a Non-Fox-Viewer:
Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chair Ken Martin isn't sugar-coating his party's problems.
"We do have a brand problem," the DNC chair said in a recent Fox News Digital interview.
Claiming the Democrats have a "brand problem" or a "messaging problem" is "sugar-coating" the problem, Fox "News." They have a policy and results problem, not a messaging problem.
Fox News continues to disappoint. They continue to be useless liberals playing conservative dress-up.
And in what's starting to sound like a broken record, the Democratic Party hit another historic low in a national poll this past weekend.
Only a third of those questioned in a Wall Street Journal survey said they held a favorable view of the party, with 63% holding an unfavorable opinion of the Democrats.
That's the highest unfavorable rating for the party in a Wall Street Journal poll dating back 35 years.
While the favorable ratings for President Donald Trump (45%-52%) and the Republican Party (43%-54%) in the poll were nothing to brag about, they weren't as deeply underwater as the Democrats' favorability.
"The Democratic brand is so bad that they don't have the credibility to be a critic of Trump or the Republican Party," said longtime Democrat pollster John Anzalone, who conducts Wall Street Journal polling along with veteran Republican pollster Tony Fabrizio.
The Wall Street Journal survey, which was conducted July 16-20, is the latest this month to indicate the plunge in Democratic Party polling.
Just 28% of Americans viewed the party favorably, according to a CNN poll conducted July 10-13. That's the lowest mark for Democrats in the entire history of CNN polling, going back over 30 years.
And just 19% of voters questioned in a Quinnipiac University national poll in the field July 10-14 gave Democrats in Congress a thumbs up on how they're handling their duties, with 72% disapproving.
That's an all-time low since Quinnipiac University first began asking congressional approval questions in their surveys 16 years ago.
Fox "News" once again spins for liberals:
But there is a silver lining in the poll for Democrats.
By a 46%-43% margin, voters questioned in the survey said they would back a Democrat for Congress over a Republican.
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In Wall Street Journal polling eight years ago, Democrats held an eight-point advantage, a year ahead of a blue wave that swept the party back into power as they grabbed the House majority in the 2018 midterms during the first Trump administration.
In other words, they had an 8 point lead in 2018 and only a within-the-margin-of-error three point lead now. How is that a silver lining?
So CNN is less of a partisan Democrat cheerleader than Fox "News."
The good news for Democrats in the latest comprehensive survey of Americans' partisan identities is that among young voters, the party has regained a lead, a 6-point advantage among those ages 18 to 29.
The bad news: Four years ago, the advantage was 32 points.
So much good news for the Democrats!
I saw people claiming that Gen Z males were now the most Republican demographic in the country.
That's not right, because Gen X edged them out. But Gen Z males are nearly as Republican now:
Political Polls
@PpollingNumbers
New - Gen Z Party poll (Man)
???? Republican - 52% (+1
???? Democrats 34%
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The bloated father-disappointing NeverTrump shill Chris Stirewalt has even more good news:
America has been getting more Republican, something you didn't need an exhaustive survey of 5,022 adults to tell you. In 2020, 49 percent of Americans identified as Democrats, compared to 43 percent of Republicans. The next year, in the wake of the Jan. 6 sacking of the Capitol and Donald Trump's effort to overturn the election results, Democrats widened their advantage to 10 points, 52 percent to 42 percent. But since then, it's been a steady retreat for the blue team.
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By 2024, Republicans actually enjoyed a 1-point advantage, 47 percent to 46 percent, a nearly perfect indicator of the results of the presidential election that fall.
Now that the dust has settled, we find the parties in pretty much the same position, with Republicans holding that same 1-point advantage, but both parties a tick lower, 46 percent Republicans, 45 percent Democratic and 8 percent declaring themselves pure independents.
Even bitter left-wingers are at least acknowledging the country is shifting to the right.
Chris Matthews, who infamously felt a "thrill up his leg" just thinking about Obama (who himself "made love to men, but only in my fantasies"), notes that the nation is trending to the right, largely because of Trump's "strength."
Even Bill Maher is beginning to suspect that the leftwing media and Democrat Party might not be telling him the whole truth. He acknowledges that these two groups, who are actually the same group, confidently predicted that Trump's tariffs would plunge the country into a deep recession or even a depression.
Now that the "experts" have failed again, Maher says that he's going to assume an "I don't know" position going forward.
Which the "experts" should adopt as well.
As a bonus: The disabled queer obese Hispanic woman that Democrats hired to speak to white male voters has been fired.
It turns out, she wasn't good at Speaking to American Men in their natural Syntax.
I would never have guessed.
Press "X" repeatedly to Doubt in the Extreme:
As Pam from The Office would say: They're the same picture.
Apparently she did lose 65 pounds, but via Ozempic, not due to Trump's Food Shortages.