Kayleigh McEnany

Their own voters don't even like them.

Ouch.

Well, Democrats are already acting like the midterms are in the bag, taking a victory lap months before a single vote is cast.

Just listen to James Carville.

But Carville might want to slow his roll after his Kamala prediction.

The new poll showing that 74% of voters, including a majority of Democrats, think the party doesn't have the right priorities.

But the party's leaders are insisting that everything is A-OK.

Just not the American people that have an R in front of their names.

All right.

But not all Democrats are ignoring the party's glaring issues.

2028 hopeful Rahm Emanuel calling out the left for losing sight of what voters care about.

Kayleigh, you and I love talking about Rahm Emanuel, and he is now repeating himself with this in a good way, where he's staying firm, saying the party has lost its values and directions, and talking about the wasted time and the distraction that those issues have been for his party.

No doubt.

I mean, when you find yourself on the losing side,

of a myriad 80-20 issues.

And you look and you're like, I'm in the 20%.

You don't double down on the 20%.

You migrate over to the 80%.

And very few Democrats have done that.

Axios asked 20 Democrats about transgender issues.