Marking a devastating blow to the party’s credibility with the American people, Democrats in Congress have crashed to a historic low of 21% approval.
Even their own voters are abandoning them, with nearly half of registered Democrats disapproving of their elected officials’ performance.
Meanwhile, Republicans are enjoying a record-high approval rating as they deliver results on several fronts.
According to a bombshell Quinnipiac poll, an overwhelming 68% of American voters now disapprove of Democrats in Congress.
This collapse in support represents the lowest approval rating for congressional Democrats in the poll’s history, signaling the American public’s complete rejection of their agenda.
The numbers are even more shocking when broken down by party affiliation.
Only 40% of registered Democrats approve of their lawmakers’ performance, while 49% disapprove, meaning Democrats cannot even maintain support within their own base.
In stark contrast, 79% of registered Republicans approve of their party’s congressional performance.
One polling analyst described the results as “a sobering slap down of historic proportions for the Democrats in Congress.”
In response to the appalling support figures, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is basing his party’s resurgence on hopes that President “Trump will screw up.”
Schumer’s remarks exemplify exactly why Americans are abandoning the Democrat Party.
Rather than addressing the failures of their own policies or presenting a vision for America, Democrats continue to obsess over opposing President Trump at every turn, a strategy clearly failing to resonate with voters.
Republicans in Congress have reached a record high approval of 40%, with their success attributed to making government more efficient, securing the border, and enhancing community safety.
These concrete achievements stand in stark contrast to Democrats’ obstructionism and increasingly radical agenda.
The Democrat leadership appears completely disconnected from its core base.
When surveyed, only 22% of Democrats believe their officials are adequately opposing President Trump, while 60% think the party is not doing enough..
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has tried to defend his party’s poor performance by claiming Democrats have limited “leverage.”
Even more telling, a Gallup poll shows a growing desire among Democrats for a more moderate approach, with 45% favoring moderation.
This suggests many Democrat voters are uncomfortable with the extreme leftward shift of their party, which has alienated mainstream Americans with radical policies on gender, crime, and immigration.
The Congressional Leadership Fund, a super PAC focused on securing a Republican majority in the House, has highlighted Democrats’ obstructionism as a key factor in their plummeting approval.
By blocking common-sense Republican solutions while pushing unpopular progressive policies, Democrats have positioned themselves against the interests of everyday Americans.
With these historically bad numbers, Democrats face a reckoning with voters who are increasingly turning to Republicans for leadership that prioritizes American prosperity and security.
