Believe it or not, Kyrsten Sinema's poll numbers right now are actually going through the roof.
Just not with Democrats or independents. No, but in the state of Arizona Republicans
absolutely love Kyrsten Sinema. According to the latest polling data, 46%
of Republicans in the state of Arizona have a very favorable view of Kyrsten Sinema and seven,
oh, I'm sorry. 46% have a favorable view of Sinema. 17% have a very favorable view,
giving her a net favorable opinion, 63% among Republican. 63% of Republicans in Arizona say
I view her favorably. Now with Democrats, however, different story, right?
She has a 77% unfavorable rating in the state of Arizona among Democrats.
So 60, 63% of Republicans say, we love her. 77% of Democrats say, we don't like her.
It gets worse. 58% of Republicans said they believe, quote, Sinema works more people like me
compared to just 12% of Democrats. Only 25% of Republicans said they believe Sinema works more
for special interests versus 81% of Democrats. So Democrats have their eyes open in the state.
It's Republicans who are wearing their partisan blinders saying that, oh, because she went against
Democrats, she's clearly working for people like me. Yeah. I hope you enjoy not getting
the childcare, not getting the extended child tax credit. I hope you enjoy not having investments
in clean energy in your state because that's what Kyrsten Sinema cost you. I hope you enjoy
not being able to go vote because she cost you that too. And you think she's fighting for people
like you just because she didn't go along with the Democrats? Y'all are nuts. Y'all are nuts.
Like that's just the point I'm at now. There's no need to go any further on it. There's no need
to offer different language to say that. They're nuts. They're nuts because they should know what
they're losing because of people like Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin and of course all 50
Republicans in that Senate. But they refuse to see it because they're so partisan they can't
look at it objectively and say the Democrats were trying to do something good. No. But they can look
at it and say, well, anyone who goes against the Democrats, they're all right in my book,
the enemy of my enemy is my friend. No. It's like Democrats praising Liz Cheney, just stop it.
They are not our friends and Sinema's not our friend either.
But here's what gets me about these numbers. Sinema is already losing by double digits to two
of the primary challengers running against her. So she really, at this point, has no shot
whatsoever of getting her Senate seat back if she runs as a Democrat, if she runs as a Democrat.
Should she switch parties or run as an independent, she may have a shot
and that may be what she's thinking about doing after seeing poll numbers like this. She knows she
has no chance with the Democrats. Again, double digit losses and not just double digit losses,
folks, listen to this. One opponent has 74% to Sinema's 16%. The other one has 66% to 17%
for Sinema. We're talking about margins that she cannot overcome.
She has no path forward if she wants to remain in the Senate by being a Democrat. But she may have
that path forward if she jumps ship and officially becomes a Republican, not just a Republican
on paper and an action, and that would be the worst thing possible for the state of Arizona.