The change voters seek goes beyond the left-right divide

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : Trump, a convicted felon, could well win despite his nostalgic slogan: Make America Great Again, Again.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPWhile many Democrats sensed the widespread yearning for change at the top of their own presidential ticket, President Biden's protracted resistance to withdrawing from the race has cost his party time, money and momentum.
54% : But there is also reason to believe that the election results reflect not so much an ideological swing to the right, but rather, a surge in anti-incumbency sentiment.
45% : If, in fact, Americans share Europe's and Iran's anti-incumbent instincts, Trump might well be propelled to a landslide victory in November - particularly after the failed assassination attempt.
44% : EUROPEAN VOTERS REJECT SOCIALISM, FAR-LEFT POLICIES IN EU PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS: 'POLITICAL EARTHQUAKE'Earlier this month, the British, fed up with 14 years of conservative Tory misrule, gave Kier Starmer's Labour Party a massive majority and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Conservatives a historic defeat.
33% : Despite the fact that he had been trailing Trump in the polls for months, long before his disastrous debate, Biden's refusal to honor his initial campaign pledge to step aside after one term, and his adamant insistence that only he could defeat the MAGA candidate, threw his party into turmoil.

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