Democrats DEMOLISHED By Shocking Poll As Schumer's Shutdown FIRED BACK!

Chuck Schumer just made the most

catastrophic political miscalculation in

modern Senate history.

>> Democrats favorability among Americans.

It is at its lowest point in in the

history of CNN's polling back to 1992.

Only 28% of Americans view the

Democratic Party uh favorably. Um how

can you guys turn that around? I

>> mean, the Democrat party is the party of

weakness in the eyes of the

supermajority. America's political

earthquake just hit Washington and

Democrats got wrecked by a brutal new

poll that shows Schumer's shutdown

backfired. The so-called Schumer

shutdown was meant to corner

Republicans, but instead it's blowing up

in the Democrats faces, exposing a level

of miscalculation we haven't seen in

decades. And the latest polls don't just

reveal public backlash, but also show

the collapse of a party that gambled

with the government and lost the

nation's trust overnight.

62%

of respondents believe that Trump and

the Republicans will win the government

shutdown. Only 38% think the Democrats

are going to come out of this

victorious. Even the government shutdown

has entered full swing and the numbers

are unmistakable. According to the

latest Harvard Harris poll, 62% of

Americans say Trump and the Republicans

are in control of the fight and 65% want

Schumer's side to accept the clean

continuing resolution deal already

sitting on the table. 65%

a super majority want the Democrats to

end this shutdown by accepting the clean

continuing resolution keeping current

spending levels as passed by the

Republicans. That data hits harder than

any press briefing. And the country's

done playing along. Federal workers are

sitting at home without paychecks.

Airports are tightening. And the public

sees one side holding the match. Schumer

built this fight to look tough. Instead,

it's painting his party as reckless, out

of touch, and completely cornered.

Numbers only get higher. It's only going

to climb as this shutdown lingers on.

History's got a brutal pattern. The side

making the demands always ends up

wearing the blame. And right now, every

number says the same thing. Democrats

lit this fuse and now they're the ones

standing in the smoke.

>> NPR Mars poll shows that only 26%

of registered voters of inside the

Democratic party, the pressure is coming

from within their own walls. The

shutdown turned their talking points

into crossfire, and now party unity

looks more like a slow motion implosion.

Only 26% of registered voters say they

approve of the Democratic Party's

direction. And even among Democrats,

barely half still back their own

leadership. The energy that once powered

their base has flipped. Frustration

replacing enthusiasm, confusion

replacing confidence. Chuck Schumer, who

has the lowest approval rating of any

member of Congress.

>> Chuck Schumer sits right in the middle

of that storm. Progressives want a fight

that never ends, while moderates are

desperate to reopen the government and

move on. Every passing day widens the

fault line. What began as a display of

control has turned into an open struggle

over who actually runs the party.

>> Presents what we might call a

masterclass in strategic patience.

>> While one side floods the cameras with

speeches and blame, the other side says

nothing. And that silence hits harder

than any headline. It's a pure

masterclass in strategic patience. The

noise comes from one direction and

that's exactly the plan. By staying off

the stage, the focus never shifts. Every

clip, every quote, every headline loops

back to one story. Democratic chaos.

What the American people thought that he

was going to do. Indeed, if you look at

the numbers, Trump has basically the

steadiest favorable rating this much

through a presidency of any president.

It's a move straight out of a highstakes

playbook, letting the opposition drain

their oxygen while the country watches

who's actually running the show. The

longer the cameras stay locked on

Schumer's pressers and party infighting,

the more this shutdown looks like a

one-sided breakdown. Each day the

shutdown continues, Washington's balance

of power changes. Congress is stalled,

but the system keeps moving. Federal

agencies still function. Decisions still

need signatures. And that authority now

runs through one office, the executive

branch.

>> Democrats will lose this particular

battle. Voters have already decided on

that outcome.

>> Every unresolved day transfers more

operational control away from lawmakers

and toward the administration. Oversight

slows, policy execution centralizes, and

the legislative gridlock strengthens the

hand of the presidency. This is the

quiet outcome of every prolonged

shutdown. Power doesn't disappear, it

relocates. And by the time Congress

reopens, much of that authority will

already be sitting somewhere else. For

sure. In fact, the latest CBS Yuggov

poll asks voters, look at this, they ask

voters what words come to mind when they

think of the Democrat.

>> The latest polling delivers the clearest

message yet. The country has already

chosen a side. Recent polling from major

outlets, including the New York Times

and CBSYUGV,

tracks the same trend now cutting across

every demographic line. A steady

majority connects the shutdown directly

to Democratic leadership. The longer the

shutdown lasts, the more those numbers

harden, approval gaps widen, trust

erodess, and the perception of control

keeps shifting. For the public, this

isn't about ideology anymore. It's about

management. And the data shows who looks

in command and who doesn't.

>> Look at this net popularity of socialism

among Democrats. You go back to 2010, it

was plus seven points. Look how high it

is now. Up like a rocket, up to plus 36

points. That's a jump of nearly 30

points on the net popularity scale among

Democrats in just 15 years. Beneath the

shutdown chaos, the deeper problem sits

in the numbers that rarely make the

headlines.

Poll after poll shows a widening gap

between the Democratic base and the rest

of the country, not just on policy, but

on philosophy itself.

Among Democratic voters, support for

socialism has surged from plus 7 in 2010

to plus 36 today. While belief in

capitalism has slipped into the

negatives across the general population,

the picture flips completely. Capitalism

+ 12, socialism 18. think the idea of

having a socialist mayor is a good idea.

Matching what we see nationally, the

bottom line is socialism isn't a dirty

word among Democrats at this particular

point. It's actually a word that one

attached, Democrats. That divide

explains the standoff better than any

press release. One half of the party is

chasing a worldview most Americans

reject, while the other half is trying

to keep its footing in reality. It's a

split not over tactics, but over

identity. whether the party wants to

speak for working Americans or for the

activists shouting the loudest online.

And it's showing up everywhere. Campaign

slogans built around redistribution,

spending plans that read like wish

lists, and rhetoric that plays well on

Twitter but collapses in swing

districts. Every new poll confirms the

same thing. The further this agenda

drifts from mainstream economics, the

smaller the tent becomes. polls show

that while the vast majority of the

country, a majority of Republicans, a

majority of independents, a vast

majority of the country want the