Huge number of Democrats say U.S. Constitution is irrelevant 31% cannot or will not say the document is needed

The Democratic Party in America over the past few years has moved into some uncharted territory – starting with Barack Obama’s threat to “fundamentally change” the nation with his socialized health care plan, government-promoted abortion, rampant alternative sexual lifestyle choices and more.

Lately, under Joe Biden, the party and its leaders have demanded that the Supreme Court be changed to support the Democrat agenda, that government spend trillions of dollars it doesn’t have on their projects and fringe social causes – like abortion and transgenderism – be part of the government’s goals.

Now a new poll has confirmed what already was evident, that a significant number of Democrats – almost one in four – say the U.S. Constitution is not a relevant document today.

If you add to that 23% figure the Democrats who simply don’t know and are unsure, the total reaches 31% of Democrats who cannot – or will not – say the nation’s founding document is relevant.

Most voters say that the Constitution is a relevant document today, but Democrats are more than 3x as likely as Republicans to say that it is not. pic.twitter.com/R0MvrjVYrQ

— Echelon Insights (@EchelonInsights) July 22, 2022

The polling is from Echelon Insights and was done July 15-18.

Only 6% of the Republicans were in the same befuddled state about the Constitution.

www.wnd.com/2022/07/huge-number-democrats-say-constitution-irrelevant-dont-know/