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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The takeaway from this thread is that Democrats are not ready to admit any past mistakes nor are they serious about trying to win back the House in 2026. [/quote]

Pretty much. The consensus seems to be that the best course of action is to explain to voters even more that they are wrong and Democrats are always right in all things. [/quote]

Can any Democrat articulate a 2028 candidate that is electable in a national election, and a 2028 message that is more substantive and original than "anything but Trump"?  I bet you can't.[/quote]
So tiresome.  Dozens of posts listing viable candidates, and most Democratic positions are moderate and popular (until maligned by Fox News).  You’re the ones with the headache now, because Don’s poll numbers are dropping like a rock and the Administration has ZERO to show for its first 100 days other than a looming, self-inflicted recession.  Want to know a winning Democratic messsge?  How about basic economic competence.[/quote]

This. 
The song about Democratic Party failure is not really resonating as the disaster of Trump’s first two months become apparent. [/quote]

Please for the love of God look at the polling data. The Democrats are less popular than Trump now, even with Trump’s popularity dropping.

God I am so tired of Democrat delusions. [/quote]

Except 4 years ago, just how popular was the GOP after losing and J6?[/quote]

Real Clear Politics poll average shows his peak disapprovals were  Jan 17 2021, over 58%, and Jan 28, 2023. 
First was the aftermath of Jan 6--many GOP still publicly disavowing and the lie that it was staged by the FBI or all Antifa could not be sustained. 
From April 2022 to January 28 2023--which included the Jan 6 committee hearings and the release of the report--was the longest sustained increase in UNfavorability ratings for Trump. January 2023 was also when Fani Willis was preparing to prosecute Trump but they weren't there yet. And the summer of 2022 was when the documents case started to build.

I think there is a lesson there. Real life serious events do get people's attention.

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