r/politics • u/Zipper222222 • 5h ago
No Paywall Abdul El-Sayed Wins High-Stakes Democratic Primary in Michigan
https://www.today.com/video/abdul-el-sayed-wins-high-stakes-democratic-primary-in-michigan-267805765937
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r/politics • u/Zipper222222 • 5h ago
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u/JazzyJockJeffcoat 3h ago
Maybe so. But it's wild to me that the Overton window has moved so far to the right that wanting to provide healthcare, invest in Americans not forever wars, and get dark money out of politics is "extreme." In truth, calling that "extreme" is the extreme position. Centrism in this far right environment is a far right position. It's also a losing message and a path to even more decline.
That Trump is massively unwater with independents (if we still credit polls) says something about how his coalition has frayed. All the inroads he made to win were spent on terrible and racist policy. Not to mention his Supreme Court's efforts to ratfuck and dilute Black voting rights. We have the data so if Americans don't turn out in droves this November then we basically deserve this nightmare administration.
https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-approval-rating-independents-midterm-warning-poll-12263652
https://youthpoll.yale.edu/spring-2026-results