Democratic Party Now Less Popular that Trump

Filed in National by on March 13, 2017

Democrats suck. It isn’t just me saying that. It is a national consensus. The Party of Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Hillary Clinton, has a favorability rating 11 points lower than Mike Pence, nine points lower than the least popular President in history, and even one point lower than the loathsome GOP.

The Democratic Party is deeply unpopular – period. It’s a fact. Don’t look away. Don’t call me a Bernie Bro. It’s a problem that must be seriously addressed. Not a day goes by when I don’t have people reach out to me and ask if it would be worth it to start a credible alternative to what the Democrats are offering. Most people, I believe, would also be open to a brand new way of business for the Democratic Party, but core leaders seem hell bent on doing the same old crap.

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  1. mouse says:

    It’s a party that lost to an incompetent, misogynistic, narcissistic, crude know nothing reality show host.

  2. donviti says:

    Republican lite, the dems as a hole (with some exceptions) are beholden to big business and basically do nothing for the poor and middle class anymore because they essentially subscribe to trickle down economics

  3. mouse says:

    Yeah. It’s why I can’t get excited about being a Democrat. They are the default party to vote for unless I vote Green

  4. speaktruth says:

    Democrats didn’t learn their lesson in 2016. Still holding on to the corporations they depend on just like republicans for campaigns. Bernie taught us all a very important lesson…he proved you don’t need to take corporate money to run. 55,000 here in Delaware voted for Bernie..so where are the progressives using his methods to run? If democrats had some nuts and guts they would be putting up the Medicare for All health care system to go against the Trump Dump em plan.