Hell may not have frozen over, but CNN sure sounded like it did.
In a segment that sent shockwaves through the liberal echo chamber, CNN’s own chief data analyst Harry Enten admitted he was stunned to discover that the Republican Party is now polling neck-and-neck—or even better—with Democrats when it comes to which party Americans believe actually cares about them.
“This, to me, is one of the most shocking pieces of poll data that I truly, truthfully have seen this year,” Enten said, looking like a man who just found out his Prius was made in Ohio by a MAGA hat factory.
A shocker for me given the tariff war: The GOP seems to be in their best position ever for the party who cares more for the needs of people like yourself.
A tie on a metric that Dems have historically led by double digits.
The reason? Huge GOP gains among the working class. pic.twitter.com/BItuHBd2rM
— (((Harry Enten))) (@ForecasterEnten) April 11, 2025
Enten was reacting to fresh polling data showing that Republicans and Democrats are tied on the question of which party cares more about average Americans—something that, for decades, was an automatic win for the Left. But not anymore.
The real kicker? This revelation comes after President Trump’s bold new tariff plan went into effect—a move that many Beltway elites assumed would tank his support. Instead, average Americans, including working-class voters of every race and background, are rallying behind Trump’s “America First” economic nationalism. Because unlike the Democrats, he’s actually doing something to protect American jobs and industries.
And what are Democrats doing? Protesting ICE, defending radicals Trump is trying to deport, and passionately going to bat for… Wall Street. That’s right—2024 is the year the party of FDR transformed into the party of BlackRock and Beijing.
You don’t need a CNN analyst to tell you why this is happening—just talk to any blue-collar worker, small business owner, or parent paying $7 for a gallon of milk. They see a GOP focused on manufacturing, border security, and economic fairness, while Democrats waste time pushing gender ideology, climate hysteria, and bailouts for coastal elites.
Enten was right to be shocked—but for anyone paying attention, this shift has been a long time coming. Trump didn’t just reshape the Republican Party; he exposed the Democrats as the out-of-touch elitists they are. They talk about “equity” while protecting their hedge fund donors and throwing open the borders.
So yes, the GOP is now the party of the working class. And it’s about time.
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