They do seem mentally challenged

 Dailywire:

‘Ridiculous Policies’: Jim Jordan Says He’d Like To Meet The 29% Of Americans Who Think Biden Is ‘On The Right Track’

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 “The Democrats’ economic plan is the dumbest in history. Lockdown the economy. Spend like crazy. Pay people not to work. And then for everyone who is working, oh, they’re getting ready to raise your taxes,” he continued referencing an NBC poll published on October 31. “Americans get it. And that’s why 71% of the country — unfortunately it’s a tough situation — but 71% of the country understands that we’re on the wrong track. The truth is, I’d like to meet the 29% that think we’re on the right track … Everyone knows we’re not. It’s driven by the ridiculous policies of America’s left that now control the Democratic Party.”

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I suspect the 29% are low information voters who may not be working. 

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