The Democrat party in America is crumbling amongst independents, the Democrat sycophants are literally imploding at the recent negative news released by the Democratic group Navigator Research, which found that less than 30% of independents believe that Democrats are focused on helping them. A majority believe that Democrats don't value work and don't hold the same values as they do.https://newrepublic.com/post/192589/democrat-poll-brutal-verdict-no-one-trusts-themDemocrats’ Own Polling Reveals No One Trusts ThemDemocrats just received some brutal poll results—from their own firm.Democrats are losing trust in battleground districts and struggling to connect with independent voters.That is what new internal polling conducted by the Democratic group Navigator Research says about the party, which doesn’t bode well for next year’s midterm elections. In contested House districts, most voters believe that Democrats in Congress are “more focused on helping other people than people like me.”Only 27 percent of independent voters in such districts believe that Democrats are focused on helping them, versus 55 percent who say they focus on others. The full findings of the poll, one of the first of battleground congressional districts since November, will be presented to House Democrats and their staff on Wednesday at their Issues Conference in Leesburg, Virginia.The conference is supposed to help coordinate House Democrats’ messaging heading into the 2026 midterm elections, and if the results are any indication, the party needs to figure things out—and fast.“The Democratic brand is still not where it needs to be in terms of core trust and understanding people’s challenges,” said Molly Murphy, one of the pollsters. “Even though voters are critical about Trump and some of the things he’s doing, that criticism of Trump doesn’t translate into trust in Democrats. The trust has to be earned.”
One major area that Democrats lack trust is regarding jobs and work. Only 44 percent of polled voters think that Democrats respect work, while just 39 percent think that Democrats value work. A majority of voters, 56 percent to be exact, say that they don’t believe Democrats are looking out for working people, while just 42 percent think that Democrats share their values. And only 39 percent of voters think Democrats have the right priorities.The party has an uphill battle over the next year, as 69 percent of voters said Democrats were “too focused on being politically correct” and 51 percent said “elitist” was a good descriptor for Democrats. The party has to put together a coherent message that can reach the working people necessary to regain control of Congress, all the more necessary with the damage Donald Trump is doing to the economy and the federal government.The question is whether the party can come up with an effective strategy that fires up the base and brings in new voters instead of weak stunts and the out-of-touch strategies touted by centrist groups like Third Way. If they don’t, not only will they lose again, but Trump and the GOP will continue to run roughshod over the country.
>>1391220Cool now do the Republican Party
>>1391228The just won the majority in every election, Bro
>>1391228Americans want a thousand year empire with Republicans as the lead. This will be a uniparty country soon as the Republicans are the only ones with brains to lead.
>>1391228They did quite well in the latest federal opinion polling, aka "the election"
>>1391228Your party is terrible and your own supporters say that they want you to stop what your doing and change your ways.You say >"b.b..b.b.b.b..but what about the Republicans?"Trump for the next 4 years and Vance for the next 8 years. Your childishness and delusion will make it a certainty.Self-reflection should be on your mind. Not the Republicans. Then start to clean your party of the crooked fucks like Schumer, Schiff, Pelosi, Hillary, AOC and all the rest of the anti-American posse that rule you.
>>1391235>>1391236>>1391238>>1391247Wow the whole Heritage.org discord is here today
>>1391228Currently cowering in fear of their constituents.https://newrepublic.com/post/192285/republicans-respond-protests-town-hallshttps://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/republicans-advised-avoid-person-town-halls-confrontations-cuts-go-vir-rcna194689
>>1391248Your Cognitive Dissonance is showing, again.
>>1391238>1% win by popular vote>Immediately shit on that 1% by firing them from their jobs and starting a trade war to increase the costs of everythingYeah, you think that's still true now?
Conservatism are winning because they understand humanity. Humans are naturally nasty, brutal, mean, and degenerate. They don't deserve rights or goods and can't do much without a firm hand. Society and religion exists to keep them in line, keep them moral, and elevate the worthy. People who want more from society (leftists) are naive. Any attempt to make things better through the government don't work and ultimately do more harm than good.
>>1391267dems are literally anti human rights>>1391220makes sense, dems only like trannies and illegals
>>1391267Shit larp, yet again troon
>>1391220>that op picold men shaking their canes and legislating dozens of different pronouns sums up the modern Democrat party quite well actually.
>>1391466>dems are literally anti human rightsTrue. At least we understand on the right that rights aren't given, but earned and fought for. If you are lazy and stupid, you do not have rights. The left likes to say that everyone automatically gets rights just by breathing, but that can't be farther from the truth. And we know this because even they can't deliver. They are hypocrites to the bone.
>>1391487>He says, having never fought for shit a day in his life
>>1391235Yeah and doing a shit job.
>>1391267>Conservatism are winning because they understand humanity. Humans are naturally nasty, brutal, mean, and degenerate.>anyway now look at me as i vote for men in womens sports and bathrooms, pedo books in schools, scream at children from conservatives, cheer when white people get genocide in south africa, throw a molotov cocktail at a tesla car, and shoot up a tesla dealership.
>>1391249>>1391249of course you would be a dishonest cunt, they said they will do it via video call because last time literal democrat ngo paid for "protesters" screamed around like retards and threatened peoplesorry we are not playing your bullshit dishonest games anymore :( guess you paid of your brownboots for nothing :(((
>>1391493>We'll just do it through video where we can just mute and kick any criticism. Weird how all these paid protestors were local figures huh? Must've been really deep cover, living there for decades.
>>1391494weird how you swallow bullshit and actively lie almost like you are completely ideologically braindamaged
>>1391490I think you may need your head checked out
>>1391491I voted for Trump because he will build the camps and fix the scourge of international leftism.
>>1391220>focus on progressive issues the vast majority of people are apathetic to at best>resist any attempt at changes to the status quo (that aren't progressivist) at a time that faith in America is at a near all-time low>fail to provide a meaningful contrast to Republicans by primarily running old rich white people, just like they do>candidates that aren't rich old white people are literal whos that no one gives a shit about>fail to take decisive action on issues that the common mass is worried about, like immigration, government transparency, and international tension>completely fail to understand the desires of minority demographics that you claim to champion>accept the perception that you're the party of elites and intellectuals at a time when the majority hates both>"wtf why does no one want to vote for us"Republicans are currently destroying this country in a much worse fashion than Democrats could ever dream of, but at least they have coherent messaging (even if it is often baffling and non-conservative). The Left has completely lost its roots as the counterculture party and they are reaping the results.
>>1391505>Republicans are currently destroying this country in a much worse fashion than Democrats could ever dream ofYeah it pisses me off they are ruining this country by deporting illegals, closing the border, bringing back manufacturing and lowering inflation. Democrats would never even be able to dream of doing this type of damage.
>>1391487what are you talking about, retard? the dems are anti gun and therefore anti human rights
>>1391505>Republicans are currently destroying this country in a much worse fashion than Democrats could ever dream of,by deporting all the illegals and driving up wages via tariffs and driving down inflation?
>>1391541>bringing back manufacturingLol you think this is gonna happen? Ask the Foxconn facility what happens when Trump makes promises of opening shit.
>>1391541>>1391554Do you guys have a document with talking points, or were you propagandized naturally?
>>1391559>Do you guys have a document with talking points, or were you propagandized naturallyNo, conservatives aren't like Democrats, they don't organize before hand to make coordinated efforts. This is grass roots shilling.
>>1391235>The just won the plurality in every election, Broftfy
>>1391577>they don't organize before handlmao are you joking? What do you think orgs like CPAC are for?
>>1391555Turns out, it's cheaper to pay Mexicans and ship the NVIDIA to the US. Which is why Foxxcon didn't build that facility in the US.If only there were a tool to prevent this behavior of the billionaire class.Fucking victory!!!
>>1391630Good job understanding how tariffs work, but you're an idiot if you think it'll last. Even when (if) manufacturing moves back to the US, products will still be more expensive than they were when produced in other countries for the simple fact that Joe Plumber has to be paid more than Changs and Pablos. People will bitch about this endlessly and demand the tariffs be rescinded until we're exactly back where we started. It's a fool's errand. That aside, the fact that major companies aren't lobbying against the tariffs is practically a guarantee that there's some sort of under-the-table deal going on between Republicans and venture capitalists. They wouldn't take this laying down unless they were told to expect greater benefits down the road. Call me a conspiracy theorist but I'll be massively shocked if this doesn't somehow develop into a way to fuck the middle class.
>>1391630>If only there were a tool to prevent this behavior of the billionaire class.Yeah tariffs ain't it. They know full well the US will go into a recession first. If you want to do tariffs like Trump has you need to get the manufacturing FIRST, because our businesses will go bankrupt and we'll jump headlong into a recession from increased prices long before those manufacturing places will actually be built here. That shit takes time.
>>1391645It will never be feasible to have manufacturing in the US because of labor laws and EPA regulations. The reason it went overseas to begin with was because slave labor is basically free and the corporations are free to just dump pollution into the air and water. It would take twenty years and cost a fortune to make US manufacturing self sufficient. It would benefit the country and environment in the long run, but the next president can just run on getting rid of all the painful parts of the solution, and we're back to square one
>>1391629Polling, according to Wikipedia
>>1391651Can we even survive that long with massively increased prices? And even if we do, wouldn't that long of a wait and that much instability in currency scare off any manufacturers anyway?People are already considering us too unstable to rely on as a trade or military partner right now.
>people who thought the economy was fine for the 4 years under Biden are suddenly posing as concerned economic experts on 4chanThis meme never gets old.
>>1391671It was fine though. Great? Definitely not. But for the circumstances of post-covid it worked enough to keep us out of recession.
>>1391675>It was fine though.It was not. Not even a little bit. There's no amount of gaslighting that will ever sell this. Trump literally got elected on economic issues because most Americans felt like the economy was shit.
>>1391677It was shit. The problem is people didn't realize "shit" was the better option compared to an outright recession.Think of it like this; someone tackles you out of the way of an out of control car and breaks your arm. It sucks, but the alternative was getting hit by said car.
>>1391684>The problem is people didn't realize "shit" was the better option compared to an outright recession.But it wasn't. Then again I'm not expecting coherent economic thought from the same party that claims to care about climate change but has been lighting EV cars and chargers on fire for the past few weeks
>>1391689So you would've rather had a recession? You're acting like COVID didn't do damage to the economy it will take a decade, possibly decades, to fully undo. Or that said economy damage was worldwide, not just the US.
>>1391692Look- you're not getting my point. We're not listening to you because at best you've been wrong about the economy for the past four years, and at worst you were (and are) actively lying about it to cover for the Biden administration. Moreover, during the Biden admin the media was running smear campaigns against the populace and gaslighting them into thinking they were wrong for not being thrilled about the economy. Common sense suggests if these same people are suddenly screaming about economic doomsday, they're most likely wrong about that as well.Things have been bad for a while- and yet what most people are going to see, right now, is the cost of gas and eggs coming down. After blaming Trump for the price of eggs specifically, it'll be interesting to see what your cope is in a few weeks when the prices are down even further.
>>1391699>during the Biden admin the media was running smear campaigns against the populace and gaslighting them into thinking they were wrong for not being thrilled about the economy.100000%
>>1391699I don't think using the distraction of higher egg prices to destroy social security and shutting down the government is going to distract people like you retarded shills think it will. Maybe the polls look different to someone from outside of America.
>>1391704Is social security destroyed or are you just lying again?Also, you're referencing the potential government shutdown due to Democrats?
>>1391705Tone it down a bit, you're going in too hard on the shilling.
>>1391706So you made it up then. Got it. Not surprised
>>1391707American medical association saying the republicans spending bill will massively hurt Medicare.https://www.ama-assn.org/practice-management/medicare-medicaid/spending-proposal-means-devastating-5th-year-medicare-payCongressional budget office official statement that shows the republicans spending bill is impossible without massive cuts to social securityhttps://www.cbo.gov/system/files/2025-03/61235-Boyle-Pallone.pdfThey propose 880 billion in cuts from the budget of energy and commerce. The large majority of the Energy and Commerce budget is for social security which they run. It is impossible to cut even a fraction of that amount from their budget without massive cuts to social security. This is just a simple fact that 5 minutes of research will show you is true.Just because they said “we are going to do a 2+2” instead of “we are going to do a 4” doesn’t change the simple fact. They are going to cut social security and Medicare to pay for massive tax breaks for the rich. It’s all there in writing. They just left enough wriggle room to deny it publicly. So they can claim “no, no, we are cutting from the energy and commerce department, we never said a word about social security or Medicare. Stop projecting!” It’s all meant to give people like you an argument to lean on that is not based in facts.
>>1391715But back to the topic of this thread. The democrats are definitely going to fuck this up. Letterman already said he is voting for it. The democrats will crumble and give Trump whatever he wants. Then Trump will claim it as a further mandate because they did not block him. Further weakening the democrats. So yea I agree faith in the democratic part is falling. Because they are absolutely worthless in resisting anything Trump is doing.
>>1391716why does a non-american shill care though?
>>1391717Nice attempt to belittle me, because I couldn’t be one of the millions of people who hate what Trump and Musk are doing. I couldn’t possible be one of the people with enough common sense to look at the facts instead of just believing thins because the richest man in the world told me it was so. No way right?
>>1391718You didn't answer the question. Why does a non-american shill care?
>>1391719I don’t know my dude. I was born in raised here. Keep assuming you stupid fuck. How about you respond to the mountain of evidence I linked after you said there was no evidence that they are cutting Medicare and social security? Unless, you in fact, the fucking Russian troll?Well done comrade. Putin is proud of your work I the troll farm today. Double bread rations for you this week!
>>1391725>Unless, you in fact, the fucking Russian troll?Honestly, I've thought quite a few times that if there is any sort of Russian troll that actually frequents this board they probably take both sides of the discussion and act like an insufferable retard with every post just sow discord.I would not be at all surprised if the person who pretends to support conservatism while describing it as dystopic authoritarian control that only supports rich people, and the anon that calls attacks everyone on the right calling them samefag and Russian are in fact, the same person and Russian.
>>1391726At this point it is hard to tell on any platform or any response. We have evidence of literal office building full or state workers in Moscow online all day long just sowing the discontent. They don’t care about Trump except for what he can do for them. They would burn our whole country to the ground and kill us all for the resources they could claim after. It’s tough to know if anyone is conversing from a good faith perspective anymore.
>>1391727Not all Russians obviously, the average Russian is just like us probably, uninformed and fucked over by our greedy leaders. But Putin and his oligarch government would eat us all if given the chance.
>>1391727>It’s tough to know if anyone is conversing from a good faith perspective anymoreHas it ever been easy to know this?
>>1391725>born in raised>Unless, you in fact, the fucking Russian troll?>your work I the troll farmreally bad chatgpt posting, shillyour boss should fire you
>>1391738Whatever dude, I notice you jump on my autocorrect mistakes but not engage with the facts and links I posted, because you have no leg to stand on so you resort to petty bullshit. Insert your dick all the way into your asshole and keep going untill you wink out of existence. How’s that for chat gpt you stupid fuck. Engage with the fact that republicans are going to gut social security and Medicare like we were talking about. Or go fuck yourself to death. Those are your choices moving forward.
>>1391727There's actual no evidence of this happening. What we do have is the leaked USAID documents that reveal the left paid hundreds of millions to Israeli bot farms to push leftist propaganda and leftist-minded disent
>>1391742hi russia shill
>>1391742do you have any leaked documents that don't exist only in your ruined syphilitic brain?
>>1391742>What we do have is the leaked USAID documents that reveal the left paid hundreds of millions to Israeli bot farms to push leftist propaganda and leftist-minded disentPost them.
>>1391739>autocorrectthose aren't autocorrect mistakes, the second example doesn't even have a verb. it isn't a proper sentence. Maybe if you slowed down your ragey shillposting and proofread a short comment before posting, people wouldn't be belittling you for appearing like a malfunctioning translated chatbot response
>>1391742>there's actual no>disentesl
>>1391774its weird that rightwing shill is making the same sort of simple errors that this >>1391725ragey faggot was
>>1391787Have you taken your haloperidol today?
>>1391815>namedropping their schizo medsshiggy diggy
>>1391264>muh popular voteLiterally irrelevant for the presidential election.
>>1391817Opinion polls/The popular vote matter as far as how much political capital a president can spend. You would know that if you weren't a teenager.
>>1391651not to mention they're actively hunting down the illegals that were working for minimum or even below minimum wages, some in horrible conditions in jobs people didn't want. So they're throwing out the closest thing you have to a slave class. don't get me wrong if he were my president i'd probably want him to do the same, just you can't raise domestic production while simultaneously getting rid of the slave labor class at the same time.
OP is full of it. I had every confidence that Democratic senators would cave on the CR and they did. Predictibility = confidence.
>>1391221>The party has to put together a coherent message that can reach the working people necessary to regain control of Congress,No, political parties should be putting together sensible and useful laws, (while getting rid of retarded laws) not constantly taking bribes for their next political campaign.It's not a fucking game.
>>1391228>Cool now do the Republican PartyThe Reps just won the House, Senate and Presidency because even if you disagree with some of the stuff they want to do, they at least appear to be doing something other than getting elected solely to get elected, like the Dems.
>>1391877>they at least appear to be doing something other than getting elected solely to get electedHoly fuck you actually believe that after watching Trump flip flop his entire campaign to bend over to what would get him votes?
>>1391878He said "appear" and he's right. Everyone knows what Trump (and the Republican party by extension) wants - Mexicans gone, tariffs in place, American industry revitalized, Government transparency on Epstein and JFK, Ukraine war over. Now, if he actually wants these things in reality, or is at all capable of achieving them, is debateable, but the perception is there. There's a plan and he is taking dramatic steps to achieve it through executive order. It looks like meaningful action.What do the Democrats want? Well, if you just listen to Kamala during the election, they want to curb immigration, but less than the Republicans do, end the Ukraine war, but after a long negotiation process, and promote small business, maybe? The current party is too busy being oppositional to Trump to put forward any policy at all. And what is their plan to achieve these things? To take abortion rights as another example - they say it's terrible, they want it reversed, but how, exactly, is that supposed to happen? There's no real answer. Meanwhile, Republicans said they wanted Roe v Wade dead, and they killed it. Again, it looks like meaningful action.All of the Democrats' positions come with lists of caveats and grey areas. While this is true to reality, it doesn't make for good political messaging. People are upset at the state of the country and want decisive change, and that's what the Republicans promised and currently appear to be doing. Meanwhile, the Democrats have been meandering about with confused rhetoric and confused policy since Obama left office. They need to find a niche.
>>1391871Sheep voting to fund the camps they'll be shipped to.
>>1391858>We need our brown slaves bro Dixiecrats are just weak and don't understand the protestant work ethic. Papist and semitic.
>>1391887Accurate. Good post
>>1391919This shit is so crazy. You are correct that is the messaging from Trump and republicans. But the reality is so obvious if you take 5 minutes to look beyond their messaging. Even though it appears that the majority of Trump supporters absolutely refuse to look beyond the messaging or hear facts at all.Mexican labor is the majority of farm and factory workers. Do you want to go pick fruit and vegatsbles on a farm? Do you want to go work in a factory? Because the large majority of American, especially the younger generation, do not want to work these jobs. And the pay is so low for these jobs that to make the pay competitive to attract American workers will greatly increase prices.Tariffs are a charge in the importers. Which get past in to the American consumer. These tariffs are carried by the American people and hurt our pocket books. The point of them is to force companies to move to the U.S. and build factories here. This goes back to the first point. Do you want to work in a factory? Because most people do not. And these companies will be trying to recoup their costs from moving to the USA. They will recoup it with higher prices and lower wages. So America revitalization will not be achieved by tariffs.Transparency on Epstien and jfk? Trump and Epstein were best buddies. Trump talked about being friends with him and “Epstein likes em young” while talking about what good friends they were. He said that on stage. There is video of it. We will never hear the truth about epstien. Not to mention that his cabinet is full of sexual assaulters. His cabinet is a who’s who of people that have been charged with sex crimes.Ukraine war over? You mean by Trump giving half of Ukraine to Putin? The Putin won’t invade the next country over? Like he did in Donbas, and Crimea, then mainland Ukraine.Yes the Trump messaging says they will do all these things. But 5 minutes of research shows they are pulling is massive wealth transfer
>>1391928Personally, no, I don't want to work in a factory or on a farm because I make much better money where I am at.Meanwhile, I see an ocean of homeless bums on the street every day I walk to work and I think "it would be nice if they had a job and worked". I don't even care if they keep doing drugs at this point, sure, it would be great if they all magically stopped smoking opiates, but at this point I'll take what I can and just settle for getting them off the street for 8 hours a day into some low skill labor job so they can pay for their addiction with employment money instead of government handoutsThey could probably even afford more opiates at the end of each day when they're done
>>1391559why does reality make you seethe so much, retard?
>>1391675>It was fine though.it wasn't. if it was fine biden or harris would be president >>1391692covid wasn't real
>>1391940>covid wasn't realyou must've forgotten to tell herman cain that
>>1391947he was assassinated by israel
>>1391951you're assassinating my brain cells every time you post
>>1391952does your mom know how much of a seething homosexual you are?
i love when the shill gets triggered and stops posting his shill material
>>1391957literally all the paid shills on here are democrats
>>1391962Inaccurate. They aren't Democrats, they are just paid by Democrats
hey shill, i don't think you get paid for responding to yourself
>>1391934New study reaffirms many previous studies that the majority of homeless people are not using drugs.https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-02-27/study-finds-strong-link-between-illegal-drug-use-and-homelessness-and-unmet-need-for-treatmentThe narrative that homeless people are just lazy drug users is a lie. Meant to dehumanize them in your eyes. The fact is most people are a bad medical emergency or a couple paychecks away from being homeless. And Trump and the Republican conservatives want you to hate those people while they push you ever closer to being one. They are transferring money from the poor and middle class to the rich. That is you they are ripping off while making you hate the poor for being “lazy drug users” instead of the rich who make you closer to homelessness yourself. While they have more money than they could ever spend.While these rich people get billions in government handouts and you complain about poor people getting some food and clothes from the government. Musk is literally the largest receiver in the country of government handouts. Do you resent him for all the free money he gets from our taxes? It is billions more than All homeless combined. Trump and musk want you to hate the poor because then you won’t notice as you become one of the poor. Then it will be too late as they ride off in their private jets to their houses in tax exempt countries without extradition. Or their mega yachts in international water after they transfer billions to themselves and their “private” corporations that take over all aspects of the government. We are in the middle of the greatest wealth grab in history and you are blaming the poor people in the street who have nothing.
>>1392023>A large majority of people living on the streets in California are not illegal drug users, a study foundOh I do love how news in Democrat cities twists the results of studies >https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2830616?guestAccessKey=3a107db9-b8cc-47b4-ae5e-733d4df08526Nearly 2/3 of homeless reported being regular users of illicit drugs, with nearly half of people using illicit drugs before becoming homeless, and only about a quarter of people using illicit drugs for the first time after becoming homeless. Half of respondents reported regular illicit drugs use in the last 6 months, and nearly 40% reported the regular use of illicit drugs in the last 6 months (regular meaning greater than four times a week, irregular use meaning less than four times a week) Oh, and these are self-reported numbers, people tend to under report illegal drug use because, you know, it's a crime
>>1392043Vax status?
>>139204337% reported any use in the last 6 months, nice flat out lie buddy. I don’t know if you can’t read or what but that’s not what this link says. This is conservatives. Literally linking things and misquoting them while saying that is what everyone else is doing, the willful ignorance you show here is wild my dude. While you completely ignore all the facts I linked about the rich lying to you and ripping you off. Wake the fuck up you stupid asshole.
>>1391732Shhh!You're making it hard for the doomsayers to pretend that These Times are indeed Different and Special and close to the End Times and thus worthy of Embracing Christ and Orange Man and Kamala and the Green Lantern and Winnie the Pooh.
