A new poll shows just how unpopular the fledgling Democratic Party is right now. In this episode, I discuss the party's significant decline in popularity and how it could potentially reshape future elections and political dynamics. I also discuss the Trump administration's actions to cut the federal workforce, offering severance packages to encourage resignations.

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Highlights:

• “While Republicans are clocking in at 41% support, only 31 percent, have a favorable opinion of the Democrat Party. Nearly 60%, 57% have an unfavorable opinion. Christian Heiens who is a top-notch data and election analyst noted that in a dozen years working in the political arena, he’s never seen a poll like this.”
• “Men have overwhelmingly rejected the Democrat Party. Trump’s dominance with men is the one consistent factor across all other demographic lines in the country.”

Timestamps:

[01:44] Quinnipiac poll shows voters have an unfavorable opinion on the Democrat Party

[03:43] Democrats’ struggles with male voters and Trump's strong support among men across various demographics

[08:15] Trump cutting the federal workforce size and firing lawyers who worked with Jack Smith

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