MAGA Joe Rogan Keeps Flipping On Trump, When Will He Learn?

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What are Donald Trump's current disapproval ratings?

Sawyer Hackett 0:04
As a shock to no one, Donald Trump is the most unpopular president since Nixon during Watergate, abysmally low. But I think we can do better. I think it can go even lower. Pop this up. Absolute disaster for the White House. Gallup data confirms Donald Trump's disapproval has collapsed to a staggering 63%. He officially tied Richard Nixon's Watergate era for the highest disapproval in history. The Trump administration faces total rejection. And here to discuss said rejection with me is Sawyer Hackett.

How does Sawyer Hackett perceive Trump's impact on voter sentiment?

Sawyer Hackett 0:40
He is a political strategist turned content creator with more than 15 years of experience advising campaigns and political organizations. Today, you can find him on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, breaking down the biggest stories and combining cooking and politics to reach new audiences. Sawyer, welcome to IHIP News.
Jennifer Welch 0:58
Great to be with you, Jennifer.
Sawyer Hackett 1:00
All right, what do you think about the disapproval rating of Donald Trump? I think we can do better.
Jennifer Welch 1:06
I think we can definitely do better. I think, honestly, it feels like the Iran war was really the catalyst for a lot of people coming out of the woodwork with Trump. I mean, it seems like that has kind of coupled with a story about corruption that's really actually starting to reach people for the first time. I mean, it seems like, you know, people like us have been kind of pulling our hair out for the first year of this administration, you know, trying to figure out why voters aren't as pissed off as we are, aren't as, you know,

What role do centrist Democrats play in the current political landscape?

Jennifer Welch 1:31
glued into the news, paying attention to what's going on. But it does seem like the Iran war really kind of shook people about what Trump is up to, what he's doing, kind of taking his corruption on the road in the Middle East. And really, it started to bring a lot more people into the fold for Democrats, for progressives, to kind of win some of these special elections around the country. So I think people are starting to wake up, but I agree, we can definitely bring those numbers down even more.
Sawyer Hackett 1:59
We can definitely do better, but I'm really starting to get a tad bit worried about some of the centrist slash corporate Democrats. And I want to play a video for you from former Andrew Cuomo, chief of staff, Melissa DeRosa. Play the clip.
Unknown 2:19
No, absolutely. I mean, the Maine race really demonstrates the civil war that's happening within the Democratic Party. And there are a lot of Democrats, moderate Democrats like myself, who will not cry tears should we lose Maine.

Why are progressive candidates gaining traction against establishment Democrats?

Unknown 2:32
I mean, that would be a pickup to begin with.
Sawyer Hackett 2:35
I don't know about you, Sawyer, but I'm from a state called Oklahoma, and a lot of humans, women in particular, are crying a lot of tears over Susan Collins' vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh. And then, of course, we know it overturned Roe. If you're raped in Oklahoma, you have no rights. If you're molested, you have no rights. If you have a debilitating, life-threatening situation with your pregnancy, you have zero rights. You are subhuman as a woman in the state of Oklahoma. This is so offensive to me that I'm sure she sits in a blue state somewhere and talks like this about Susan Collins because that's the other option there. is Susan Collins. So she might not be crying about it because Graham Plattner isn't all synced up with all of the pimps that she wants to prostitute the Democratic Party out to.

What are the implications of Trump's slush fund for future elections?

Sawyer Hackett 3:23
But I can tell you in the state of Oklahoma, education is 50th because of policies just like this.
Jennifer Welch 3:31
I mean, this is insane. You know, Melissa DeRosa is fairly irrelevant. I mean, her opinion, I think, is pretty dismissible. I mean, this is somebody who's worked for Andrew Cuomo most of her life, and now she wants to lecture us about a candidate with baggage. I mean, it's kind of hilarious. to hear that coming out of someone like her. But honestly, this is very reminiscent, I think, of a lot of the vote blue no matter who crowd, who they expect progressives and folks on the left to get in line and vote for any kind of centrist Democrat that they nominate in any given state. But then when a progressive wins in an open primary and defeats a more establishment Democrat,

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