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I wrote earlier about how Democrats tripped all over themselves
with a marvelous mistake that is a perfect example of how they
don't understand the economy. They posted a graph about a rise in
prices, captioning it "Trump's America."

The problem? The graph showed that the rise in prices came under
Joe Biden, and that it had previously been flat during President
Donald Trump's first term (and has flattened again in his second).
What a self-own that was.

If they can't even read a graph intelligently, how can they deal
with the economy?

READ MORE: Democrats X Account Posts Huge Self-Own That
Accidentally Nails Biden

Of course, that's just one problem with the Democrats, and it's one
of those bread-and-butter issues that Americans decide elections
on. They've been on the wrong side of so many of them, including
things like illegal immigration.

Pew Research has new polling that isn't looking good for Democrats,
with a very critical group of people you normally would think might
tend to lean left — young men.

Look at the number identifying as Republican overall.

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New - Gen Z Party poll (Man)

?? Republican - 52% (+18)
?? Democrats 34%

Pew research
5:02 AM · Jul 24, 2025

Gee, maybe Democrats constantly demonizing men isn't going over
well. Maybe having an economic plan that helps make their lives
better is better than Democrat division.

Check the split here. Generally, this has been an age group that
leans heavily toward the Democrats. Yet, the overall numbers have
closed to within 6 points, likely because of that shift of the men.


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Pew research: % of voters aged 18-29 who politically identify as...

Democrat: 49%
Republican: 43%

?? Men: R+18
?? Women: D+21

Then, let's review the party identification trend overall — it's
not good for Democrats. The shift from 2008 is stunning.


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Pew Research - Party Affiliation trends (with indie leaners)

?? 2008: Dem 51-39%
?? 2012: Dem 48-44%
?? 2016: Dem 48-44%
?? 2018: Dem 50-42%
?? 2020: Dem 49-43%
?? 2022: Dem 47-45%
?? 2024: GOP 47-46%
?? 2025: GOP 46-45%
11:31 AM · Jul 24, 2025

Now more identify as Republican, with indie leaners.

But, even with that, we see another attempt at narrative pushing is
failing with people. The prediction was that once the tariffs
kicked in, prices would skyrocket. That created a lot of worry in
April, and stock disturbance. However, since that hasn't happened,
the stock market has not only recovered but it has hit record
highs. If we take this Fabrizio poll as any indication of a trend,
people are waking up and not buying the narrative.


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How would you rate the US Economy?

April
?? Excellent/Good: 36% (-27)
?? Not so good/Poor: 63%

JULY
?? Excellent/Good: 47% (-4)
?? Not so good/Poor: 51%

Net 23 point positive swing
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Fabrizio (R)/Impact (D) for WSJ
9:01 PM · Jul 24, 2025

READ MORE: Dems May Be in Big Trouble for Midterms With These
Stunning New Financial Numbers

Add that to the financial/fundraising situation that they're in,
with Republicans having a ton more, and the Democrats have to be
shaking in their boots over 2026 and beyond.

https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2025/07/25/pew-reaserch-poll-spells- more-bad-news-for-dems-n2192079

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