Harry Enten

Well, we're talking about independence.

We're talking about independence.

When you lose the center of the electorate, you lose the American people.

Trump's net approval rating among independents.

You know, at this point, you go back term number one, he was 17 points below water.

Now, according to Quinnipiac, he is 27 points below water.

I don't understand how this works out well for the President of the United States.

When you are 27 points below water, underwater, with the center of the electorate, with independents, you lose, your party loses.

You know, I've made the comparisons before, you know, oh, he's more underwater than Greg Louganis.

I've made the comparisons with all those different divers.

And the bottom line is this, you can continue to make those.

But over time, when you keep making those same comparisons, they run a little bit old.

But at this point, I don't really know who to even compare Donald Trump to because he's just so low and he's so low with the center of the electorate.

So if the ideology of the Democratic Party is shifting or changing, how are people feeling about it?

staggering.

You know, the economy used to be the wind beneath Donald Trump's presidency wings.

And now it's his Titanic.

Because what are we talking about here?

Well, let's just take a look here.

Trump's economic net approval one year in.