Inside the Polls: Public Sentiment, Corruption, and the Collapse of Trust

In this episode of The P.A.S. Report, Professor Nick Giordano welcomes Mark Mitchell, Director of Polling Operations at Rasmussen Reports, to break down the latest data and trends reshaping the American political landscape. From voter disillusionment and the erosion of trust in institutions to the Republican Party's ongoing messaging struggles, this discussion exposes the growing disconnect between public sentiment and political action. With exclusive insights into youth voter trends, government accountability, and the future of MAGA, this is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand where the electorate is heading, and why the old political rules no longer apply.

Episode Highlights:

Why Republicans continue to lose the narrative war despite public support for key policies
How polling reveals widespread public distrust in both parties and the political establishment
Corruption, wasteful spending, healthcare, and economic concerns remain the top issues

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Timestamps

00:54 Polling Confusion
02:50 Shifting Political Paradigms
05:47 The Role of Accountability in Politics
08:49 Polling Insights on Trump and Democrats
11:56 Republican Strategies and Messaging Challenges
15:04 The Importance of 80-20 Issues
17:45 The Future of MAGA and Political Accountability
20:54 Youth Perspectives on Politics and Economy
23:59 Wrap-Up and Future Considerations

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