- A worried, angry electorate battered by inflation, crime and radical woke policies finally has a chance to go to the polls and make its voices heard.
- Polls show that 81% of Americans are dissatisfied with the direction of the country.
- “These voters are concerned with the economy,” said pollster Robert Cahaly. “They’re worried about their kids and grandkids overdosing on fentanyl. They are concerned about the price of gas, the state of the supply chain. They’re concerned about their daily lives and how difficult things have gotten. … And many suburban and urban voters are very worried about crime. I mean, very worried.”
