Staff Reports
After nearly three years of President Joe Biden's tenure, Democrats are beginning to distance themselves from his leadership. Each day seems to bring a new revelation of Biden's missteps and perceived incompetence, confirming the concerns that conservatives have long voiced.
In a recent Rasmussen poll, a remarkable 30 percent of Democrats are contemplating shifting their support to the one and only former President Trump. It's not surprising considering Trump's strong presence in the 2024 presidential race, while Biden grapples with policy changes that some see as threatening the very foundations of American democracy.
But that's not all. According to Rasmussen, an astonishing 80 percent of Republicans are ready to rally behind Trump in 2024. Moreover, 30 percent of Democrats are considering voting for Trump. Yes, you read that correctly, a significant portion of the left is so disillusioned with Biden that they're open to embracing the MAGA movement. Perhaps they've come to recognize that conservative principles have their merits.
On top of all this, a majority of Americans are expressing their dissatisfaction with Biden's performance. A substantial 55 percent of the population isn't buying into Biden's rhetoric and promises. A mere 23 percent strongly approve of his time in office, while a substantial 45 percent strongly disapprove. These are considerable figures, and it's evident that the American people are disheartened by Biden's perceived failures.
exactly, classic biden last ditch effort to win over the low democrat IQ voters https://t.co/IvLZeFVFGt
— Staz (@StazDiStazio) October 5, 2023
Adding to the Democrats' woes, former Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced his candidacy for the presidency as an Independent. Democrats are concerned that Kennedy's run may further fragment their already shaky support base and divert more votes to Trump. Their concerns are not unfounded. A Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates that Kennedy could garner 14 percent of the overall vote share, potentially tipping the scales in Trump's favor.
It's abundantly clear, folks. The Democrats are grappling with internal divisions, and even their own members are jumping onto the Trump bandwagon. The American people are becoming increasingly aware of the consequences of liberal policies and are seeking a return to conservative leadership. It's time to Make America Great Again, and it appears that Trump is viewed as the candidate who can accomplish that goal.
