Denial is a powerful emotion, and the Dems are eating, breathing, thinking and living in denial.

ObamaCare, they repeat to themselves, has nothing to do with the pounding they are taking in the polls.  They ignore the fact that the lion’s share of their current polling demise, and The One’s massive polling collapse, happened during the ObamaCare debate.

So, let them be in denial.  Who really cares?  They just look sillier and sillier every day.

It has gone past tragic and pitiful.  It is now funny.

Michael Barone, one of the best political historians, and most knowledgeable Americans about the U.S. House, is predicting the Dems get thumped in November:

“take a look at the generic-ballot question: Which party’s candidate will you vote for in elections to the House? The current Real Clear Politics average shows Republicans ahead by 45 percent to 41 percent. Ten of this month’s 15 opinion polls asking the question had Republicans ahead; Democrats led in four (twice by 1 percent), and one poll showed a tie.“

Here is what a four point generic ballot advantage translates into for the Dems in lost seats in the U.S. House; as you can see from this graph from www.fivethirtyeight.com, below:

A four point generic advantage for the Republicans means Speaker Pelosi is no longer the Speaker, and the Republicans gain about 45 seats.

And remember, ObamaCare had nothing to do with the Dems losing the House.

Just like HillaryCare had nothing to do with the Dems losing the House.

And if you are a Dem, and you believe this, you are clinically irrational.