This to me is one of the most shocking pieces of poll data that I truly, truthfully have seen this year, or maybe in any prior year.

Really?

Yes, really, because I want you to take a look.

Cures more about the needs for people like you.

You mentioned to Cape Paul, and we got a tie, even after this tariff war, it already started, split between Democrats and Republicans on how people feel which party cares more for needs of people

like you. And why is that so surprising? Because I want you to take a look at prior years.

Democrats always lead on this question back in 2017 before the 2018 midterms, 13 point lead.

2005, a 23 point lead for Democrats.

1994, which was a big Republican year, a 19 point lead for Democrats.

And now all of a sudden, a tie?

All of a sudden, the Democrats who are the party of the people, no more, no more.

We get a tie on this question on a question that has traditionally overwhelmingly been a Democratic

advantage, people for party, which party cares more for the needs of people like you

It's truly something I would not have expected to see especially after this tariff war had begun

Where are where does it show that Republicans are making the most gains? Yeah again you talk about party of the people

Look at this cares for that for the needs of people like yourself. Look here,

we got non-college, we got those with a college degree. Among those with a college degree,

it's the same score. Eight plus 18 points for Democrats in 2017, plus 18 points for Democrats

now. But look among non-college voters. Look here. It was plus seven for Democrats in 2017,

and now Republicans had overwhelmingly gained, plus nine points. That is, the gains have

been concentrated, at least within the last decade, among voters without a college degree.

The working class. That is where Republicans have gained, even since the beginning of the Donald

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