Trump’s losing his grip, and the numbers are finally catching up to him. On this episode of Behind the Numbers, Rick and Andrew Wilson break down why young voters are bailing on Trump in record numbers.
Years of promises about jobs, wages, and a booming economy haven’t materialized, and now 18- to 29-year-olds are feeling the sting. Democrats have a rare opening here — if they’re willing to actually talk about the real economic pain people are feeling, instead of just repeating the same old talking points about social issues.
But it’s not just the youth vote that’s up for grabs. Even Trump’s MAGA base is starting to show cracks, with a surprising chunk of his own supporters turning on him over the Epstein files. For the first time, there’s real doubt and suspicion brewing inside the coalition that carried Trump for years. Rick and Andrew explain why this kind of internal split could be a game-changer for the next election.
Add to that a country frustrated by rising prices and hardline immigration policies, and you’ve got a political landscape that’s shifting fast. The Wilsons connect the dots between economic anxiety and immigration backlash, arguing that both parties are at risk if they keep ignoring what voters actually care about. The old playbook isn’t working, and the numbers prove it.
This episode isn’t just about who’s up or down in the polls — it’s a warning shot to anyone running for office. If leaders keep doubling down on the same mistakes and tuning out the real concerns of Americans, they could be in for a rude awakening. Rick and Andrew make the case for honest leadership and real solutions, because the stakes have never been higher.
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