Latest / Turley Talks / Ep. 4093 Polling NIGHTMARE for Socialists as Lifelong Democrat SWITCHES to GOP!!!
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- 0:21[SPEAKER_01]: A polling nightmare is shocking to Democrat party to its core, socialism is cratering with the American public, all as the Democrats are more and more embracing it.
- 0:31[SPEAKER_01]: And it's causing a number of lifelong Democrats to say, enough we're done, we're gone.
- 0:38[SPEAKER_01]: Stick them in the very end of this video because we're going to break down a brand new wave of polls showing socialism cratering with the American public and precisely why one lifelong Democrats party switch is the canary in the coal mine for Democrats of a war that's about to blow up right in their face.
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- 1:24[SPEAKER_01]: This past Tuesday, Democrats in the state of Michigan decided to double down on their latest absurd insanity by nominating the radical socialist Abdul-El-Sayed for the U.S. Senate.
- 1:38[SPEAKER_01]: But the key term here is just barely.
- 1:42[SPEAKER_01]: El-Sayed's win was hardly something to celebrate.
- 1:46[SPEAKER_01]: He beat the Democrats establishment candidate Haley Stevens, but just 1% literally, barely.
- 1:54[SPEAKER_01]: He dramatically underperformed his polls and he wasn't even able to crack 50% of the vote.
- 2:00[SPEAKER_01]: It was a bruising primary that left this radical socialist bloody broke and bitterly divisive.
- 2:06[SPEAKER_01]: Now, what's so key here is that this is inside the Democrat party, that bruising.
- 2:14[SPEAKER_01]: Right?
- 2:15[SPEAKER_01]: That bruising is happening inside a political party that is going through a very real civil war right now.
- 2:22[SPEAKER_01]: It's a battle for its soul.
- 2:24[SPEAKER_01]: And it's a battle between the establishment or the more traditional Democrats represented by the likes of John Federman and James Carville and Van Jones and Bill Mar.
- 2:36[SPEAKER_01]: versus the new Democrats socialists of America wing represented by Mamedani and al-Fayette and Ilhan Omar and crazy Katie and Seattle who are all winning all of these primaries and one of the major arguments that the traditional win is making like James Carval and Bill Mar is that there is no possible way.
- 2:59[SPEAKER_01]: that this radical socialist wing can win national elections.
- 3:04[SPEAKER_01]: It's a mathematical impossibility.
- 3:07[SPEAKER_01]: And as such, the Democrats, to the extent that they embrace this radical wing, are consigning themselves to the dustbin of history.
- 3:16[SPEAKER_01]: The Democrats will simply no longer be a viable national party.
- 3:20[SPEAKER_01]: And we're now getting a series of polls back to back.
- 3:24[SPEAKER_01]: that show that these concerns among traditional Democrats are absolutely valid, for example.
- 3:31[SPEAKER_01]: A brand new Washington Post, Ipsauce Poll, just dropped this week, and it's an absolute disaster for the Socialist Wing of the Democrat Party.
- 3:40[SPEAKER_01]: Fifty-five percent of Americans say they would not even consider voting for a Democrat socialist president.
- 3:49[SPEAKER_01]: They wouldn't even consider it as compared to 39% who said they would.
- 3:54[SPEAKER_01]: But here's where it gets interesting when you break those numbers down by party.
- 3:59[SPEAKER_01]: You see exactly why this is a Democrat problem and nobody else's 88% of Republicans say absolutely not 54% of independence say no.
- 4:12[SPEAKER_01]: But 75% of Democrats say they're actually open.
- 4:15[SPEAKER_01]: to it.
- 4:16[SPEAKER_01]: They're actually open to voting for a Democrat socialist for president.
- 4:20[SPEAKER_01]: That's not a fringe faction anymore inside the Democrat party.
- 4:23[SPEAKER_01]: That's a full blown identity crisis.
- 4:26[SPEAKER_01]: Now again, as we just saw in Michigan, uh, not all of that 75% is ready to go there.
- 4:33[SPEAKER_01]: But they are saying they're open.
- 4:35[SPEAKER_01]: They're the ones who will most likely vote for L. Sayed in the general, even though
- 4:44[SPEAKER_01]: that's very specific to the Democrat party and it's these are sentiments that are not shared by the vast majority of independence and of course not Republicans and it's not just one poll that was the uh... washington post the washington times as broke down roiders it's also numbers showing fifty one percent of all adults a democrat socialist leaders have quote few or almost no good ideas
- 5:12[SPEAKER_01]: But flip it to register Democrats only and 53% say they actually think these guys have good ideas.
- 5:18[SPEAKER_01]: So again, you can see you can see a kind of double split forming here.
- 5:24[SPEAKER_01]: Nearly half the Democrats in this poll.
- 5:27[SPEAKER_01]: are very concerned about this rise of socialism in their own party, all the while the rest of the country is splitting away from this stuff entirely.
- 5:36[SPEAKER_01]: So you kind of got this double split going on.
- 5:39[SPEAKER_01]: But here's a number that should terrify every Democrat strategist watching the 2020 map.
- 5:44[SPEAKER_01]: An echelon insights poll found socialism sitting at a negative 29 net
- 5:55[SPEAKER_01]: Americans are overwhelmingly capitalistic, but socialism is way, way down.
- 6:00[SPEAKER_01]: And the Democratic Socialists of America organization itself is sitting at negative 21.
- 6:06[SPEAKER_01]: And when they asked about straight-up communism, of course, negative 73.
- 6:10[SPEAKER_01]: 5% favorable, 78% unfavorable.
- 6:17[SPEAKER_01]: So that's not a coalition.
- 6:19[SPEAKER_01]: That's a going out of business sale.
- 6:22[SPEAKER_01]: This is what James Carville is screeching about.
- 6:26[SPEAKER_01]: Rast Musons and Apollo to news poll backs this up, 49% unfavorable to socialism versus just 31% favorable and pollster Scott.
- 6:35[SPEAKER_01]: Rast Musons, main and important point there, he said these numbers have basically remained unchanged over the last five to 10 years despite all the media hype.
- 6:45[SPEAKER_01]: about Zorn Mandani and these DSA candidates winning primaries.
- 6:49[SPEAKER_01]: In other words, the media and political class think socialism is surging because they want it to surge.
- 6:58[SPEAKER_01]: But the actual voters, especially those, the ones who don't obsess over politics every single day, they haven't moved in inch.
- 7:06[SPEAKER_01]: They don't like socialism.
- 7:07[SPEAKER_01]: even Fox News polling found that while one in three Democrats identified explicitly as socialist 61% of Americans opposed to the country shifting toward socialism.
- 7:20[SPEAKER_01]: And among Republicans, that number, of course, jumps to whopping 80%.
- 7:24[SPEAKER_01]: Thankfully, the vast majority of the country is rejecting this nonsense as they ought.
- 7:30[SPEAKER_01]: these radical socialists are parasites, they don't build anything, they defy basic economics rather than simply tap into it, actually to build wealth rather than redistributed through their own coffers, of course.
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- 10:16[SPEAKER_00]: I'm going to be voting for use today.
- 10:18[SPEAKER_00]: I've been a lifelong Democrat and I'm 72 years old.
- 10:22[SPEAKER_00]: 72 year old, white meal.
- 10:24[SPEAKER_00]: And I've been a Democrat in my whole life.
- 10:26[SPEAKER_00]: This past primary in Ohio, I went and asked for a Republican ballot, which makes me Republican now.
- 10:32[SPEAKER_00]: There's many reasons for that.
- 10:33[SPEAKER_00]: But if I could just be philosophical for just a minute, and thank you again for taking my call.
- 10:40[SPEAKER_00]: This chicken, this Democratic socialist movement, this chicken has been coming home to roots for a long, long time.
- 10:48[SPEAKER_00]: And you have to go back to the source of what's going on.
- 10:52[SPEAKER_00]: 35 or 40 years ago, the Democrats and Republicans together decided that they were going to shovel everything, every job that they could shovel offshore that they did.
- 11:03[SPEAKER_00]: And the ones that weren't bolted down, they shipped first, and then they've unbolted the rest of them and shipped the rest of them.
- 11:10[SPEAKER_00]: So if you're a young person in this country, we don't make any textiles, we don't make any electronics, we don't make hardly any cars, we don't make hardly any
- 11:22[SPEAKER_00]: And so you've got a lot of young people who are seeing this wage gap, and by the library of public and you're seeing that this income gap, and so essentially they're fair game for this movement.
- 11:36[SPEAKER_00]: They see this movement as an opportunity.
- 11:38[SPEAKER_00]: If not to gain back some credibility or some better life,
- 11:46[SPEAKER_00]: They looked at it as a way to burn the system down.
- 11:49[SPEAKER_01]: Now, that was brilliant.
- 11:50[SPEAKER_01]: That was one of the most articulate breakdowns of what's happening inside the Democrat party that you're going to hear from an ordinary voter.
- 11:59[SPEAKER_01]: This is the chickens coming home to roots.
- 12:02[SPEAKER_01]: This is the consequence of decades of Democrats and as he pointed out and Republicans together shipping American jobs overseas.
- 12:11[SPEAKER_01]: Textiles gone, electronics gone.
- 12:14[SPEAKER_01]: cars gone, pharmaceuticals gone.
- 12:17[SPEAKER_01]: And with those jobs disappearing, a path to a better life also disappeared.
- 12:23[SPEAKER_01]: So particularly young people are getting swept up by the Democrats' socials of America because it looks like their only option is to basically burn the system down, since it's no longer working for them.
- 12:33[SPEAKER_01]: And
- 12:34[SPEAKER_01]: you could be assured that's exactly what the DSA wants to do.
- 12:37[SPEAKER_01]: Now that's a stunningly honest admission from a lifelong Democrat and it tracks exactly what these polls are showing us.
- 12:46[SPEAKER_01]: This isn't some Republican talking point.
- 12:49[SPEAKER_01]: This is a 72-year-old man.
- 12:51[SPEAKER_01]: watching his own party get hijacked in real time by a charlatan movement that's basically bewitching his former party precisely because of the globalist anti-manufacturing policies that both parties pursued for decades.
- 13:06[SPEAKER_01]: Now, the Republicans have gone through their post-globalist realignment.
- 13:12[SPEAKER_01]: They've embraced nationalist populism as the way forward or what's often referred to as civilizational populism defending our border sovereignty, bringing manufacturing back home, celebrating rather than denigrating our unique cultures, customs and traditions.
- 13:27[SPEAKER_01]: The Democrats are going through their own post-globalist realignment, but unfortunately, it's one that's combining their pension for collectivism
- 13:36[SPEAKER_01]: and economic centralization together with their dissent into cancel culture wokeness.
- 13:42[SPEAKER_01]: So what we're seeing in the Republican parties, the best of what the party has to offer, nationalism, populism, traditionism, that appeals to upwards of 60% of the population.
- 13:55[SPEAKER_01]: But what we're seeing emerge in the Democrat party is the worst they have to offer.
- 14:00[SPEAKER_01]: Progressiveism, socialism, and wokeness, and the irony here.
- 14:05[SPEAKER_01]: Is that that caller from Ohio that lifelong Democrat who just switched parties?
- 14:10[SPEAKER_01]: He's a microcosm of his own state, right?
- 14:14[SPEAKER_01]: He's calling from a state, Ohio, that used to consider voting for Democrat.
- 14:19[SPEAKER_01]: So, Ohio is your classic purple swing state.
- 14:21[SPEAKER_01]: They voted twice for Bush, twice for Obama.
- 14:25[SPEAKER_01]: Those days are gone, Ohio is consolidated into a solid red state voting Republican by double digit margins.
- 14:32[SPEAKER_01]: They have a Republican supermort majority in their legislature.
- 14:36[SPEAKER_01]: The post-globalist consensus is clearly national's populist, not progressive socialist, and to extend that the Democrats continue to double down on this, they are going to fulfill the fears and the warnings of their more centrist tradition was weighing, and they're
- 14:55[SPEAKER_01]: on the Asheep of History.
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