Staff Reports
CNN is experiencing a headline-worthy bout of existential dread as they grapple with the undeniable truth: Donald Trump has transformed the voting landscape in America. Just when they thought they could bury their heads in the sand, their own data analyst, Harry Enten, had to break the bad news—the Trump train isn’t just rolling; it’s parked right in their faces, showing off a glorious victory lap.
According to the latest data, Trump has his cabinet nominations moving through the Senate smoother than a buttered slide—a far cry from the chaos that characterized previous administrations. It seems only one of his selections has faced the dreaded “withdrawn or rejected” stamp, and even that one is likely to fade into obscurity. Enten didn’t sugarcoat it when he admitted that Trump is on an extraordinary winning streak that poses a serious threat to the liberal narrative.
CNN: “Donald Trump and the Republicans have re-made the electorate” 🔥 pic.twitter.com/sGR7z7S2P3
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) February 19, 2025
The remarkable metamorphosis in party affiliation is what really has CNN gnashing their teeth. Enten bravely ventured back into the historical records, revealing that in 2017, Democrats had a five-point lead in party affiliation, a margin that stretched to six points by Biden’s inauguration in 2021. However, the plot has thickened mightily in February 2025. Hold on to your hats, folks, because now Republicans outnumber Democrats in the electorate by two points—a monumental shift that screams, “Make America Great Again!” and sends a chill down the spines of CNN’s political analysts.
The analyst turned into a reluctant herald of acknowledgment, elaborating on how Trump and the Republican Party are not merely participants in the political game; they’ve rewritten the rules entirely. As more Democrats and independents drift toward the Republican side, it appears that the GOP has successfully morphed from the underdog into the unstoppable juggernaut. With a base that is more unified than ever behind Trump, it’s clear that the so-called “normal rules” of politics have been tossed out the window.
Luntz, the passionate pollster, didn’t hold back in his assessments either. He informed CNN hosts that the average American is totally on board with Trump’s “make it happen” approach. Forget the semantics of Trump’s rhetoric; the reality is that people are hungry for results, and they’re not afraid to show it. As inflation and border chaos run rampant, it’s evident that voters are chasing after effective governance rather than flashy speeches.
In a showdown between nostalgia and reality, CNN is left clinging to the past while the Republican Party dances into a new era—one where the electorate is more in tune with the values and policies Trump has advocated. The irony is palpable; while Trump showcases a triumphant return to form, CNN remains stuck in its own ideological quicksand, powerless to navigate the shift they once thought they could ignore. As the narrative crumbles, one question remains: When will they finally acknowledge the changing tide? Likely not anytime soon, but hey, there’s always more coffee to drown their sorrows in.
