Elon Musk is making Democrats great again

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Since the inauguration of Donald Trump, Elon Musk has set out to transform American government and politics as the front man of the new administration.
54% : Our prior national polling suggested that zeroing in on the threat he represents to popular government programs and linking his work directly to Trump and the Republican Party is the most successful approach.
52% : Twenty-two percent of Crawford voters, including 26 percent of independents who voted for her, said that sending a message opposing Musk and DOGE, which stands for Department of Government Efficiency, was one of the most important factors in their vote.
46% : Musk aggressively inserted himself into last week's Wisconsin Supreme Court election, a critical off-cycle election in a swing state that Trump won by less than one percentage point in November.
45% : Only 38 percent of U.S. voters approve of Trump giving Musk a role in his administration, while 56 percent disapprove.
36% : In prior Blueprint polling conducted before the Wisconsin election, Musk's national approval rating tracked about 10 points behind Trump's, including among independents, suggesting he was a significant liability.
13% : It's a road map for how to handle the relationships among Musk, Trump and the Republican Party going forward -- they are all of a piece, rowing in the same direction, and no Republican politician, including Trump, should be allowed to disown Musk's unpopularity.

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