Well, howdy there, internet people, it spell again. So today, we're going to talk about Trump's

first year as a failure, according to polling. A poll asked Americans, quote,

Do you consider the first year of Trump's second term as president to be?

Then it gave the options of success, failure, or don't know.

The results are absolutely devastating for Trump,

and those in the Congress who are trying to ride his coattails.

The lame duck says quack.

Devastating is one of those hyperbolic terms we try not to use, but I don't know how else to

describe this. Fifty-eight percent of Americans called Trump's first year a failure. But as bad as that is, that's not the worst part.

When you get into the demographic breakdowns, it's just, wow, bad. 50% or higher called his

first year a failure in the following demographics. Men, women, white people, people of color, every single

age bracket, those who make below 50K, those who make above 50K, non-college grads, college grads.

I could keep going, but let's just keep it short. Other than when looking at political affiliation,

the only demographic that doesn't think Trump failed in his first year was white non-college

grads. 55% of white non-college grads think Trump's first year was a success. That's it. For context,

59% of white college grads say he failed. When you get into party leanings, it's actually

not much better. Obviously, Democrats were high. 93% of Democrats think he failed.

But even out of those who identify as Republican, more than one out of ten think he failed.

Independents have absolutely turned on Trump, with 66% saying he failed.

When you're looking at political leanings rather than party, it's still not better.

92% of liberals say he failed. 65% of moderates say he failed. And 24% of conservatives think he

failed. Almost one out of four. Again, devastating is the only

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