Do the midterm elections appear to be tilting in the Democrats’ favor? No. The 2022 elections are shaping up to be a red wave, unless RINOs like Lindsey Graham destroy things by continuing down the path of near-hysterical cries for war with Russia.
Things may be deteriorating to the point that even Democrats are being forced to wake up and realize the truth of the situation.
The reality is that their ideas, policy outcomes, and public figureheads are unpopular with a sizable majority of the electorate.
According to a recent article in the Washington Post, Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney, the president of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), has now reached that conclusion and is willing to share it with members of his party, telling them that he has some answers that they may not like.
The radical cultural agendas espoused by the Democrats, as well as the condescending manner in which they are pushed, are disliked by voters.
He went off track after describing the reason for the DNC’s crippling unlikability.
By offering a nonsensical solution: he stated Democrats should be more like Biden.
“He [Biden] is that person that in many ways we need to become. If there’s a kid with a stutter, the president’s gonna fall all over him. If there’s a cop or a firefighter who had a tough time, Joe Biden’s gonna wrap his arm around him.”
The notion that Democrats should be nicer, especially to first responders like firefighters, is well made.
But, other than that, should the Democrats truly follow Biden’s lead? If they want to win, they can’t.
41% of respondents approve of Biden’s job performance, while 53% disapprove of how he is handling the presidency. In this poll, his popularity rating has dropped one percentage point in the last month, while his disapproval rating has remained same.
