Overview
- Political scientist David Faris argues Democrats are likely to win decisively in November, framing it as a consequence of President Trump's drag on his party.
- He contends the White House has pursued a divisive agenda that has not eased living costs and has showcased corruption and erratic policymaking.
- Faris says Trump’s second-term low approval ratings are depressing GOP fortunes, with some Republicans privately hoping he exits the stage.
- The analysis highlights Republican anxiety about a potential 'throw the bums out' midterm with catastrophic consequences for the party.
- He also criticizes Democratic leaders as too timid and says MAGA-aligned lawmakers show little sign of checking executive overreach.