Chuck Schumer Is Out After This — Democrats Backstab Him

CNN's own numbers guy putting it all on the line. Chuck Schumer with the Democrats, plus 53 in 2020, minus 5 today. That is a 58-point swing, a 58-point collapse inside his own party. Harry Enten said, Democrats hate Chuck Schumer. He is the least popular Democrat Senate leader they can find since 1985. Now, the knives aren't coming from the conservatives. The call is coming from inside the house. Hit subscribe. This is Resist the Mainstream, and if the leader is underwater with Democrats, you need to know who will vote for him and who won't vote for him, and who is circling the seat. The sharks smell blood in the water. My name is Chris Hand. I'm coming to you live from Nashville, Tennessee. Enten on CNN said that there is no historical precedent for what they're seeing. In 2018, he was in the positive territory. 2020, he was an absolute hero. Now, he is a point underwater nationally with Democrats and cannot clear 50% favorability with Democrats in New York. Now, this is unbelievable. Quinnipiac this week, statewide, he is 34 favorable, 51 unfavorable. In the five boroughs, 32 to 55. Mamdani is actually the most popular elected official in the city. AOC, still above water. Schumer, he's the punchline in his own zip code today. Prediction markets still have him as the favorite for the leader if they take the majority after the midterms in November, but markets price inertia. The candidates are already writing the dissent. Troy Jackson, Minnesota's, excuse me, Maine's Senate nominee for the Democrat party, says he will not support Chuck Schumer for leader. The party needs working class people back. Not happening with Chuck. He'd take Bernie. He even flinched at Schumer's help unless there are no strings attached. Washington Examiner in the spring, in the four states Democrats need, Alaska, Maine, North Carolina, Ohio, none of Schumer's prized recruits would commit on camera to keeping him. He got the same shrug in Minnesota, Michigan, Iowa. Murphy and Warren have already cut against his picks and he told a reporter this week he's focusing on winning the Senate. Now, that's what you say when the whip count is a rumor. Now, around the seat, his term is coming up in 2028. The New York Times asked AOC if she was going to primary Chuck Schumer, even if the Democrats hold the Senate. She said she wouldn't rule it out. She said, I'll cross that bridge when I get to it. I don't think that my decisions would come down to deference. Data for Progress said 55% of likely New York Democrats lean towards AOC in a hypothetical matchup. 36 Chuck Schumer. She has the small dollar machine. Mamdani has the city. Neither have declared, but both make the room colder. Now, this guy used to talk like a New York Democrat who could say the word border without a fainting couch. That tape exists. You can find the clips of Chuck Schumer saying that stuff online. But then he spent a decade chasing the activist left. And he still got called not far left enough. But for the overall country, the man is too far left. Not left enough for Brooklyn. That's how you lose the room and the primary in the same exact decade. Caving to the mob did not buy Chuck Schumer any loyalty. It bought him a 58-point hole. If Democrats hate the leader, who do you think is going to run the Senate if the Democrats somehow manage to take it in the midterms? Let me know what you think in the comments below. Here's Harry Enten breaking down the numbers on CNN. So what am I talking about here? What are we talking about here? Well, the call is coming from inside the House because Democrats on their own leaders, they don't like their own leaders. I dare say they despise their own leaders. And this is the big difference from what we saw back in 2018, just before Democrats were trying to take back the U.S. House of Representatives that fall. Take a look here. Net approval of congressional Dem leaders among Democrats back in 2018. Look at this. Their net approval rating was plus 19 points. Hey, that's pretty good. Two thumbs up. Siskel and Ebert. Now we're talking about two thumbs down. Look at this. Minus 12 points. What a different world that we are in right now. Democrats do not like, they despise their own leadership. This is a shift away among Democrats of 31 points. They are 31 points south of the border compared to where they were at this point back in 2018. And this is D on D crime. This is D on D crime. All right. How about Chuck Schumer? Yeah. What is driving these numbers? Well, take a look at Chuck Schumer's numbers. I mean, hello. Okay. Schumer's net favorability with Democrats back in 2018, right? It was plus 28 points. But of course, Democrats did not win back the United States Senate during the 2018 cycle. In 2020, when they did, it was plus 33 points. Look at where it is now. A Marquette University Law School poll out earlier this month. It's minus five points. Johnny B on the side shaking his head. These are no bueno, no good numbers. And this is among Democrats. Democrats hate Chuck Schumer. They don't like Chuck Schumer. And this is why you're seeing a lot of Democratic Senate candidates on the trail when being asked about whether or not they want Chuck Schumer to be the next leader in the United States Senate for Democrats. They'll either try and push off the question or say, no, this is a decline. Johnny B of what? Fifty eight points. Fifty eight point difference from where we were back the last time that Democrats were trying to take back the United States Senate during the 2020 cycle. Any historical precedent for this? Yeah, this is the whole thing. Historically unpopular. There is no historical precedent for this. I mean, just look here. Okay. The least popular Dem Senate leader ever since at least 1985. When we can track this, the minus five among Democrats, Chuck Schumer is taking the cake when it comes to unpopularity for Senate leaders among Democrats, among their own party. This is what I keep hitting on right now. This is not the overall electorate where Chuck Schumer is very much in the red. We're talking about among Democrats. Chuck Schumer is in the red. I mean, you just don't ever see these types of numbers among Democrats.