Maybe voters are saying a pox on both their houses.

Yesterday we reported on how unpopular Republicans are today. But Democrats are in the doghouse too.

The New York Times just published a roundup of surveys and elite opinions about the state of the Democratic Party.

The conclusion from their 21-state research project: “Working-class voters see Democrats as ‘woke, weak and out of touch’ and six in 10 have a negative view of the party,” reported Politico on the project.

Meanwhile, the centrist Democratic WelcomePAC has tabulated the words contained in Democratic Party platforms from 2012 through 2024.

The frequency of the word “hate” increased by 1,323 percent; “white/Black/Latino/Latina” increased by 1,137 percent; “L.G.B.T./L.G.B.T.Q.I.+” increased by 1,044 percent; and “equity” increased by 766 percent. During the same period, usage of “father/fathers” fell 100 percent; “crime/criminal” fell by 30 percent; “responsibility” fell by 83 percent; “middle class” fell by 79 percent; and “veteran” fell by 31 percent.

And Democrats wonder why voters see them “woke, weak, and out of touch.”