The White House Doge efforts are already far away from even the most ambitious reformers expected to be seen in their lives, and the dust of President Donald Trump's first four weeks inauguration soon There are no signs of calm.
The initial shock and confusion of the Democrats has yet to settle, but something new is already emerging. It seems he's pretty well voted that Doge leader Elon Musk is ingrained in waste, fraud and partisanship. And he hasn't actually started the Internal Revenue Service yet.
“The Democrats have to be scared.”
It's remarkable to watch. Voting
It's not uniform Their findings have rapidly accumulated evidence of approval.
Rasmussen Report Vote
It was released last week It was found that of the 1,196 voters, it is likely they voted between February 9th and 10th. Same poll It turns out that 52% have approved Musk, and (55%) have approved him to lead Doge.
Trafalgar Group February 7th-9th
Opinion survey Of the 1,321 registered voters, 54% have confirmed the president, and only 49% have approved Musk's job at Doge, but that number still weighs five points. It's defeating those who are denying it.
February 11th
Axios focus group With Engagious and Sago's research firms, of 11 swing voters (people who voted for President Joe Biden in 2020 and Trump in 2024), all confirmed the current president's weeks of inauguration and Musk's I discovered that 8 out of 8 of them are doing it. Good work on top.
Focus group host told Axios “the prospect of an upcoming constitutional crisis is completely unthinkable for them,” while the White House should say “Democrats have to be scared,” and the White House should be ec. “He said.
And they are. between
Tuesday's episode Pod Save America, a podcast hosted by former staff of President Barack Obama. The alarm has been sounded. “They ran seriously and hit the ground,” said John Lovett, former speechwriter for Sens. Hillary Clinton, John Kelly and President Obama.
“It's really impressive, it's impressive in a dark and ominous way, but it's still impressive,” Lovett continued. “And if you turn on the news every day and hear about all these different things Trump is doing and all the different criticisms that come out of it, you might like it all, but people do. I think it's a welcome change for a lot of people about Joe Biden's essentially absent compared to how he felt.”
“I saw the message note,” said John Favreau, former chief speechwriter at Obama, “and because the young people, ZZ, they like Doge and what Elon does. .. They are like seeing governments, they are hardened and inefficient, they like the fast-moving and division spirit, they want to get things done, they like the outcome Masu.”
“Yes, of course, we want that,” Favreau said. “We all know that governments are slow. We all know that governments are inefficient. We all know that bureaucracy can grow bloated. I know. We were all working at the F**king White House. We tried to restructure the government. We tried to find efficiency. It's hard to do!”
“To be honest,” replied Lovett. We didn't know you could do some of this. ”
On the other hand, things don't look that good in the capital. One of Capitol Hills on Friday
News Items The “moderate” new Democrat caucus was about how all the progressives suddenly try to join are worried.
“Since the November election,” Punchbowl reported from the Progressive Caucus of Democrats left and right Congresses, “at least 10 members have applied to participate in the new DEMS, including at least three.” I'm doing it.
“Technically, there's no problem with participating in progressives,” one member said.
It's a lot more of a problem than the “New Dems.” That's a problem for the parties and they haven't started working on it.
Blaze News Original: Democrats on the 5th time ignored the courts, but never cried out the “constitutional crisis” of the time.
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