Democrats running out of room to run on their current agenda

 Daily Caller:

Fox News host and Daily Caller co-founder Tucker Carlson said Tuesday that the unprecedently low polling numbers of the Democratic party indicates it’s “collapse.”

“If these new polling numbers are right, even if they’re just sort of right, this is the end of the Democratic Party as a governing majority,” Carlson said of the results of a poll released Monday that showed President Joe Biden’s approval rating among independent voters to be only 29%.

The NPR/PBS News Hour/Marist poll put Biden’s approval rating at 41%, with those disapproving of his job making up 55% of the 1,400 surveyed voters. The results marked the president’s lowest approval rating since taking office when compared to earlier polls conducted by Marist.

The host of Fox News’ “Tucker Carlson Tonight” likened the Democratic party to financial markets, noting that both appear “strongest right before they collapse.”

TUCKER: “If these new polling numbers are right, even if they’re just sort of right, this is the end of the Democratic Party as a governing majority.” pic.twitter.com/xxZ3Xovc7n

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) December 21, 2021

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Their reaction to Trump has led them to believe that they were not radical enough and voters are now telling them that they are too radical for words. 

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