A tidal wave of opposition to Democrats building

 Salena Zito:

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Democrats promised a return to normal. They promised kindness, compassion, and a better way. But voters in places such as Beaver County now see Biden's persistent negligence that plagues his handling of the pandemic, the border, Afghanistan, inflation, and crime, along with his threats of mandates.

Every time he is challenged, he blames Trump or hints that anyone opposed to him must have invaded the Capitol on Jan. 6.

Everything voters touch in their lives has the stain of politics on its sleeve; this is not what they bargained for, not working-class voters, not suburban voters, not middle-class voters.

People in places such as Beaver County will matter in the 2022 midterm elections. Most Washington reporters focus on the feelings of the new coalition of the ascendant, whose lefty sentiments are reflected among the cultural curators that run our academic institutions, corporations, sports organizations, and the entertainment industry. They forget that just because someone has the loudest voice does not mean they will carry the next majority over the threshold.

At this point, I think many Americans can't wait to vote against every Democrat on the ballot.  The Democrats are seen as trying to cram down the evils of liberalism including massive debt on Americans.

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