Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo., revealed on Sunday he is "furious" at the Democratic Party for losing to President Donald Trump twice and believes his party's brand is tarnished nationally."I dontthink nationally, the Democraticbrand helps very much anywhere. If it did, wewouldnt have lost to DonaldTrump twice. I know alot of supporters of mine andfriends of mine are furious atDonald Trump. I am Furiousat people they think arentstanding up enough to Donald Trump. I am. But Im also furious that theDemocratic Party that has losttwice to Trump," Bennet told CNN host Jake Tapper.Tapper asked Bennet if the Democratic Partys "record low popularity" would hurt his aspirations to become governor of Colorado. An April Fox News poll showed that the Democratic Party is underwater with voters, with a net negative 10% favorability rating. A Pew Research poll found that 60% of respondents had an unfavorable view of the Democrats, and a Wall Street Journal poll had the same result.DEM SENATOR SAYS PARTY BRAND IS REALLY PROBLEMATIC AND LED TO THE LOSS OF TRUST OF WORKING-CLASS VOTERSBennet claimed Trump was sent to D.C. by voters twice to "blow the place up," because they are sick of the "self-interested" partisanship in Congress. The Colorado senator went on to blast his party for failing to provide Americans with real solutions for the economy, and declining student outcomes in education."I thinktheyre sick of a Democratic Party who hasnt been able toshow how were going to addressan economy where the middleclass continues to shrink andwhere, overthe last 20 years,weveactually lost ground in termsof, you know, the achievement ofour kids in school. We need toaddress those things," he said.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREStudents' math and reading test scores have still not recovered to their pre-COVID levels according to a Sept. 2024 study by the Center on Reinventing Public Education. Bennett proceeded to trash Trump, who he claimed would not be hired for any job in his state, but maintained that the Democratic Party must offer an alternative for the country."I thinkits very important for us tostand up against the insanitythat Trump represents and thechaos that he represents, andshow that theres somethingbetter. But, we should understandthat there were a lot of peoplethat voted for him for a reason,and thats because they wantedto blow up Washington, D.C.Theyre not surprised by hiscorruption, thats sort of a ratificationof who he is. And we need toshow people something different," he said.Bennet launched a gubernatorial campaign in April, looking to succeed term-limited Gov. Jared Polis, in the 2026 midterm elections.