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The Democrat Coalition is unraveling. It's happening right before our very eyes, and CNN knows it, and they're sounding the alarm for their dwindling audience.

We're going to see what's got the political left so anxious, and if you stick with me at the very end of this video, we're going to find out precisely why they ain't seen nothing yet. You're not going to want to miss this.

So Harry, as we move into the midterms here, you say that we're actually seeing some real movement among a core Democratic group.

Yeah, so take a look here. This is Black voters, electoral preferences, and pre-election polling. Look, Black voters are the core part of the Democratic Party.

And as you can see here in the race for Congress, look, you're still getting 74% support in the pre-election polling right now, but compare that to the final polling for 2020 President and 2018 Congress.

Back in 2020, it was 84%, 85% in 2018. So you're clearly seeing right here that there is less support for Democratic candidates for Congress among African Americans.

And you can look at the Republican column as well, and you can see that 12%, not exactly high, but that's actually the high water market. It was 9% in 2020, 9% in 2018.

So basically what was about a 75, 76 point margin is now down in the low 60s. So look, Democrats still well ahead with African Americans, but in a game in which you're trying to drive up margins, the margin among African Americans for Democrats is clearly down.

So what's going on here? What's the cause of this?

You know, there's a lot of things that could be going on, and the truth of the matter is when you look across polling, it's actually kind of hard to build up a large enough sample size really digging on a lot of questions.

But I think that this kind of gets at the core part of it. Take a look at Joe Biden's approval rating among Black adults.

If you go back to January to June of 2021, look how high it was. It's 87%, 87%, basically matching what he got in the 2020 election. But look at that approval rating now in August and September of 2022.

It's all the way down to 64%. Now obviously Joe Biden's approval rating with all Americans is down, but it's not down by anywhere near this amount. This 23 point drop among all Americans.

It's only down about 10 to 15 points. So there is a disproportionate drop in Joe Biden's approval rating among African Americans.

And I think that's kind of driving while you're seeing Democrats running for Congress, getting a significantly lower margin than we're used to seeing.

Yeah, that is huge. That is a huge drop there.

So what you just saw there with CNN was their best attempt at keeping their composure as they informed their ever dwindling audience.

The Democrats as a political party are imploding in four years support for the Democrat in a congressional election has dropped more than 10 points among Blacks from 85% to 74%.

Now you might say, well, that didn't translate into a proportionate gain for Republicans or GOP only gained about three percentage points.

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