A new poll from Gallup shows that liberals now only outnumber conservatives in six states,

which is down from nine, and that 25 states show a significant conservative advantage.

One of the things I've talked about quite a bit in the past couple weeks is how,

according to a poll from Gallup in Pew, the Democrats mainly want to move more moderate.

Now conservatives also want to move further to the right, but the percentage of people associated

with the Democrats who want to go further left is only about 40%.

So something interesting happens at least in my opinion.

For the moderate Democrat, when you look at the presidential candidates right now,

the 2020 nominees, they're moving further and further left,

and the closest candidate to you as a moderate is going to be a Republican,

which in my opinion shows us why this may be happening, but when you ask someone who used to be

a Democrat, who do they side with, they're going to start believing their conservative,

even if they're not because they have no choice.

Today, let's take a look at the latest information, but also go over some stories of the past few years,

which I think exemplify why many people feel pushed away from the Democratic Party.

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message. The first story from the Washington Examiner, Gallup, Liberals Outnumber Conservatives in

only six states down from nine. They say the number of states where Liberals Outnumber Conservatives

has dropped more than 30% with just six now in that category. Massachusetts, Hawaii, Vermont,

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