Analysis of Current Political Polls

And you look at the, the polls, the races are pretty tight on the big

Senate

races, also some governor's races.

Um, but if you look at our poll, the new poll out tonight,

which party would be

better to handle, and you ask a, a list of questions, foreign

policy, gas prices, inflation and prices, and you see

Democrats, uh, with pretty significant leads in places

where

Republicans have been, especially when it comes to foreign policy.

Lead-

Yeah, absolutely, Bret. I mean, you know, those are the three major issues right

there. Um, and, you know, the, the Republicans are,

are way underwater by, you know, any number of points there that, that,

that polls reflect. And, you know, the polling is similar about the

president himself. You know, he's out there saying he wants, uh,

he wants everybody

to act like he's on the ballot. Well, that's fine if you're simply trying to

turn

out Republicans, but the polls, the polling that we now have

show that, uh, that, uh, re- his re- support among

Republicans has diminished since, since election day.

And they're also showing that, uh, that, you know, that his approval rating

is what, 36%? Um, that means he might

get 36% of the vote out. But look,

64% disapprove, that is really bad, uh, at this

stage when he's out there front and center.

And it may raise the question in the minds of some people whether he should be out

there front and center the way he is given his standing.

So I think it's a tough situation for the Republicans.

They may be able to overcome it, but it won't be easy.

Yeah.