Hey everybody, it's Tim Miller for the bulwark. There's a new poll out from the New York Times and Sienna.

And viewers of the channel know I've been, I've been picky and juicy about wanting to get into poll content.

We're far away from another election. You know, these things have margin of errors. We've been burned before.

But every once in a while something comes out that I think really distills something

very important about our moment. And this New York Times Siena poll, I think, has revealed something

that is important to break down about Donald Trump's declining political standing. And I think this is important because the Trump's declining political standing.

And I think this is important because the Trump win in 2024 was, you know, a nightmare on so many different vectors.

But one thing that I think was especially concerning for a lot of us was the way that he managed to

cobble together a new coalition that he hadn't had in 2016 and 20 and that he brought in a lot of

new voters particularly young voters particularly uh black and Hispanic men.

There's some other groups too, but those are the two main groups.

And, you know, for those of us kind of look projecting out, I mean, if this is a realignment where Republican, agribunublicans are doing better among young voters, among black and brown men,

among people who don't show up to the polls that much,

like that's an important realignment that,

that makes us a bunch more susceptible to some kind of permanent quasi-maga authoritarianism.

Caviate always applying,

assuming we,

you know,

have free and fair elections,

et cetera, et cetera.

So the Sienna poll, I think, is important not just because Donald Trump's approval rate is shit.

And let me tell you, Donald Trump's approval rate is shit.

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