Here we go again, folks. Just as President Trump hits his stride in his second term, the establishment media machine is cranking out another round of fake polls designed to demoralize the MAGA movement and prop up failing Democrats ahead of the midterms.
The Washington Examiner - which should know better - is pushing a highly suspect poll claiming that Trump's historic 2024 coalition is somehow "coming apart" less than a year into his presidency. This is the same tired playbook we've seen for nearly a decade: manufacture a crisis, amplify it through compliant media outlets, and hope Americans are dumb enough to believe it.
But let's talk reality instead of propaganda. Trump's approval ratings remain solid among his base, his policy agenda is moving forward at breakneck speed, and the results speak for themselves. Border crossings are down dramatically thanks to his mass deportation efforts. The economy is responding positively to his deregulation blitz. And everyday Americans are finally seeing a president who keeps his promises.
The Real Story They Don't Want You to Know
What's really happening here is panic among the Deep State and their media allies. They're terrified that Trump's success in office will translate into even bigger Republican victories in November, potentially giving the MAGA movement a supermajority to implement real change.
So they're doing what they always do - lying with statistics and manufacturing narratives to try to suppress Republican turnout and energize their demoralized base.
"The same pollsters who told us Hillary had a 98% chance of winning are now telling us Trump's coalition is collapsing. At what point do we stop pretending these people have any credibility left?"
Patriots need to see through this transparent manipulation. The establishment's desperation is showing, and that's actually great news for America First conservatives heading into the midterms.
Don't let fake polls discourage you - let them motivate you to work even harder to expand our congressional majorities this November.
