Trump’s support among Hispanic voters has cratered, dropping nearly 20 points since January.
Sixty-five percent of independents now call him a “dangerous dictator,” signaling a moral and political realignment.
Inflation, tariffs, and subsidy cuts are deepening economic pain even as the White House claims victory.
The shutdown, far from rallying voters, has only reinforced perceptions of Republican extremism and incompetence.
Public patience is collapsing under the weight of economic strain and authoritarian spectacle. Every price spike and poll number reflects a single truth: The cost of Trumpism is being paid in real time, at the grocery store and at the ballot box. Disillusionment has turned into defiance, not apathy, and the electorate is starting to understand that democracy’s defense isn’t theoretical — it’s economic, personal, and immediate.
The fight isn’t between left and right anymore, but between those who feel the pain and those profiting from it. Tune in for a sharp breakdown of the numbers behind America’s shifting center of gravity.
No Shutdown Bump for Trump
Polling from the past week offers a mixed picture of how Americans view the ongoing shutdown and the administration behind it. On the surface, the numbers might look stable — but underneath, there’s serious erosion.
