Hannah Rosen
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I'm Hannah Rosen.
Thank you for listening.
We are less than 60 days away from the midterms.
And in a rare moment of unity, the president and congressional Democrats have a shared goal.
Make this election about Donald Trump.
Trump is so sure that he is the key to Republican victories that he's insisted on holding a Republican convention slash Trump rally in Dallas this week, where he'll deliver a, quote, presidential keynote, presumably to help voters envision when they're in the booth that he's on the ballot.
But this whole scenario is true only in Trump's imagination.
As Democrats are well aware — and no doubt gloating over — Trump is not, in fact, very popular at the moment.
His approval rating was at 33 percent at the end of August.
And even MAGA Republicans are bristling at the war in Iran, tariffs, and high gas prices.
I'm Hannah Rosen.
This is Radio Atlantic.
And that is Sarah Longwell.
She's the publisher of The Bulwark and author of a new book, How to Eat an Elephant, One Voter at a Time, which she describes as, quote, the playbook for consigning MAGA-style politics to the ash heap of history where it belongs.
— Longwell is also a nerd for focus groups.
She's conducted hundreds since Trump first came into office.
And she says voters' attitudes towards the president have changed, even in just the past year.
Theoretically, this should be a great opportunity for Democrats.
But, and this is a big but, just because Democrats have an opening here
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