Because the American public thinks you're better, but will vote for the other guys anyway.
(Update: Emaw makes a helpful point in the comments that the graph is misleading. The first column's label doesn't actually match anything in the underlying data. The last two columns are correct.)
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You should probably take a look at the original data, as this graph is misleading.
The "Trust to make the right decisions" bar is mislabeled, as the question is more about whether it is more important to have a democratic majority to work with the president or to have a republican majority to balance out the executive branch.
Also, given the margin of error, the data show that people are equally supportive/fed up with both parties.
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