“Shocking: 39% of Americans Say They Would Vote for a Socialist President” This is Something to Think About 07.31.26

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“Shocking: 39% of Americans Say They Would Vote for a Socialist President”

Bill Bunkley’s “This Is Something to Think About

Air Date Friday, July 31, 2026

Years of unchallenged Marxist, socialist, and communist indoctrination in our public schools, teachers’ unions, PTA’s, colleges, and universities are coming to roost across America.

America is dumbing down.

A Washington Post/Ipsos poll found that 39% of Americans would consider a democratic socialist for president. 55% say they wouldn’t, 6% registered no opinion.

Socialism/Communism is a growing cancer in the Democrat party.

Democrat Socialist of America co-chair Megan Romer says their agenda is to abolish the Constitution, the presidency, the Senate, the Supreme Court, ICE and Customs Enforcement, open the borders, and socialize America’s businesses with a government takeover.

The takedown of America is underway from within, not from without.

The DSA movement must be stopped!

Bill Bunkley is a 20-year veteran Salem Media talk show host based in Tampa. The Bill Bunkley Show airs on weekdays from 3 to 5 pm across central Florida. Bill is also President of the Florida Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission and the legislative consultant to the Florida Baptist State Convention (Southern Baptist Convention Churches), among other churches and entities. He has served as the legislative consultant to the Florida Baptist State Convention for the last 30 years at the state capitol in Tallahassee. By the Grace of his Lord Jesus, he is a cancer survivor diagnosed in 2018 with AML Leukemia, having successfully undergone a bone marrow transplant that same year. In 2025, he underwent successful open-heart surgery to repair a heart valve. His wife is Toni, his son is Zac, and he attends Idlewild Baptist Church.

Copyright © William H. (Bill) Bunkley 2026 All Rights Reserved 

 

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