Recent polling found that Democrat leadership continues struggling to gain approval as Americans lean away from the party.
A Quinnipiac University poll published Wednesday showed a mere 19 percent of voters approve of how Democrats in Congress are handling their duties, with 72 percent disapproving.
The poll said, “This is a record low since March 2009 when the Quinnipiac University Poll first began asking this question of registered voters.”
The article noted 33 percent approved of how congressional Republicans were handling their jobs, but 62 percent disapproved.
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“Among Republicans, 77 percent approve of the way the Republicans in Congress are handling their job, while 20 percent disapprove and 3 percent did not offer an opinion,” the poll stated, noting that “1,290 self-identified registered voters nationwide were surveyed from July 10th – 14th with a margin of error of +/- 2.7 percentage points.”
The news comes after President Donald Trump in March told Breitbart News the “Democrat Party broke” itself as its favorability sunk.
The outlet said, “Democrats are polling at historic lows as Trump moves through his first hundred days at warp speed.”
Democrat leaders have recently been described as “woke,” “weak,” and “out of touch” as the party struggles to gain voter support, per Breitbart News.
To make matters worse, patriotism has also taken a nosedive among Democrats during Trump’s second term in office.
Meanwhile, Breitbart News reported in June that Trump was seeing “his highest approval on the issue of immigration, the results of June’s Harvard-Harris survey revealed.”
The report continued:
The survey listed a series of key issues alongside Trump’s approval across the board. As an example, Trump sees 44 percent approval on the economy, compared to 37 percent garnered by former President Joe Biden in January.
On the issues of foreign affairs and administering the government, Trump sees a 45 percent approval on both categories — both higher than the percentages Biden saw in January before leaving office. But the issue Trump sees the highest approval on — at least listed in the survey — is immigration, as 49 percent approve of his handling of that issue. For greater perspective, Biden saw just 34 percent approval on that issue in January.
Democrats also appear to be losing on the social media front, as Breitbart News reported on July 1 that Team Trump’s social media accounts were dominating Democrat accounts on Instagram and TikTok.
“Between the two platforms, @TeamTrump amassed nearly 200 million more views than @theDemocrats in June alone, thanks to a whopping 176,810,900 views on TikTok and another 83,160,000 through Instagram reels, according to data exclusively obtained by Breitbart News,” the outlet said.
CNN senior political commentator Scott Jennings called out contributor Maria Cardona point-blank on Thursday as she made several false accusations against President Donald Trump’s administration.
In response to a CNN/SSRS poll finding that Democrats’ favorability rating is at 28%, Cardona claimed on “CNN News Central” that Trump had “betrayed” Americans by raising the prices of groceries and gas and by taking away Medicare. Jennings scoffed at these claims and said that Cardona admitted that Democrats need to “pretend” they are not in their own party to win elections.
“The one thing that [Americans] are seeing is that Donald Trump has completely betrayed the American people and the working class voters, middle class families. They gave their support and trusted him to bring down the costs of groceries, gas and rent. He has done completely the opposite [by] taking away Medicare and Medicaid from them and that is going to be a winning message for Democrats going into the [midterm] election,” Cardona said.
“How could you unpack every lie that was just told in the last 20 seconds? I will just point out, your Democratic strategist this morning, my friend Maria said the key to winning in the midterms is for Democrats to pretend that they’re not in the Democratic Party. That ought to tell you everything you need to know about how the party’s faring today,” Jennings responded.
Inflation has slowed throughout Trump’s second term thus far, as the Consumer Price Index (CPI) slowed to its lowest level since February 2021 in April. The CPI has continued to bode well for American consumers in May and June, as did the producer price index (PPI), which was below expectations on a year-over-year basis when food, energy and trade are taken out of the equation.
While food prices are expected to rise by 2.9% in 2025, the potential increases will rise considerably less in comparison to previous years, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The cost of eggs, which had previously surged from inflation and the widespread avian flu, dramatically decreased from its peak of $8.23 in March to its current price of $2.94, according to Trading Economics.
The price of gas has also decreased under Trump, as the cost of regular gas dropped from an average of $3.51 in July 2024 to $3.16 currently, according to AAA. Furthermore, the national median rent increased by 0.2% in June, which is down from the 0.7% increase from the previous year.
Cardona also accused the “Big, Beautiful Act,” which Trump signed into law on July 4, of stripping away Medicaid from lower class and older Americans due to the changes that the legislation is making to the program. The legislation only takes Medicaid away from able-bodied Americans between the ages of 19-64 who are not looking for work in an attempt to encourage employment and reduce program spending.
Across the political left, from orthodox Democrats to Antifa in the streets, the opposition to President Trump has lost its collective mind.
The House minority leader and now-self-styled tough guy, New York Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, poses with a baseball bat to show how dangerous he is in opposing Trump’s budget bill.
(From right) House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) leaves his office with Reps. Katherine Clark (D-Mass.) and Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) shortly after speaking in the House chamber during the final vote for President Trump’s signature bill of tax breaks and spending cuts, Thursday, July 3, 2025, at the Capitol in Washington.AP
Bests example of how the left has lost its mind:
Jeffries harangued Congress for eight hours; New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker went on for 25 — both to no effect.
Some representatives now confess that they’re being pressured by their constituents to take a bullet for the cause.
The racialist Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) — sometimes playing the prep-school prima donna, sometimes modulating her accent to pass as the authentic inner-city activist — gains headlines for monotonously ranting about old white men.
On left-wing social media, the assassin Luigi Mangione remains a heartthrob for murdering a health care executive, replacing the Tsarnaev brothers as the hot new left-wing killer.
He too might soon end up with a cover photo on Rolling Stone.
The left-wing internet mob grotesquely claims children lost to the recent flash floods in Texas deserved their fate.
They advance three sick reasons for their ghoulishness: Texas Christians supported the MAGA agenda and thus met a just fate. Or, as red-state Texans, they were deservedly collateral damage to DOGE’s bureaucratic reductions. Or, as climate denialists would say, the flash flood took righteous revenge on children for their supposed ignorance.
Add it all up, and there is a sizable leftist “base” that is completely amoral.
Then there are the college campuses, where left-wing antisemitism, pro-Hamas terrorism and DEI-fueled racism risk costing elite universities their multibillion-dollar subsidies, which fund the indoctrination of young leftists.
Cash-strapped universities can no longer hide that they were gouging the federal government with outrageous surcharges on grants. They were systematically defying the Supreme Court by their race-based admissions and hiring. They institutionalized segregationist dorms, segregated graduations, and antisemitism.
Finally, there is the so-called “left-wing Resistance” and the street mobs’ descent into violence and terrorism.
Sometimes, thugs ambush ICE agents.
Sometimes, they firebomb Tesla dealerships.
Sometimes, they attack federal buildings, shut down freeways and pelt patrol cars with concrete.
They continue with impunity because they know the Democratic Party cannot and will not censure them.
As in the months-long rioting of 2020, leftist politicos assume their street bandits will cause so much mayhem, violence and chaos that Trump will either be forced to call out the troops (and thus “prove” he’s Hitler) or be too scared to — only to be blamed for the unrest, which could cost him the midterms.
But who or what drives the insane rages of these various armies of the left?
One is an obviously bleeding Democratic Party. Despite gushing about its new DEI, illegal alien, trans, and Middle Eastern constituents, it has no political power. Its issues are mostly 30-70 losers.
It has little power in the House or Senate beyond fake filibusters, performative outrage, or profanity-laced rants.
It lost the White House. The Supreme Court nullified the illegality of left-wing district judges.
It does not trust the people, so plebiscites and ballot measures are mostly out.
Two, unlike his first term, Trump is addressing the causes, not just the symptoms, of the progressive project, whether on the border, crime, cultural issues, or foreign policy.
This time around, there are no John Boltons, no Rex Tillersons, no Alexander Vindmans and no Anonymouses from the inside to thwart the Trump agenda.
The administration is loyalist and committed to addressing the root causes of the left-wing influence, not just its manifestations.
So Trump has focused on leftist sacred cows like NPR, PBS, the elite campuses, USAID and the administrative state — all the inculcators and laboratories of leftist ideology.
Finally, the left is outraged that so far, the Trump counterrevolution is working.
The economy is solid. The border is closed. Military recruitment has radically recovered.
The budget bill has passed. The Iranian nuclear threat has lessened. NATO is strengthening. The Middle East has a chance for calm.
Tariffs did not cause inflation. Deportations created more, not fewer, American jobs. Biological men will likely no longer be winning women’s athletic contests.719
