out of touch

I concluded that Jauhar had to be another out-of-touch East Coast academic physician.

One study found that voters under 35 think that politicians who deny climate change are “ignorant,” “out-of-touch,” and “crazy.”

“Feel free to use me as an example of an out-of-touch evil man,” he added.

The GOP is still struggling to shed its hidebound, out-of-touch image, especially with voters not yet drawing Social Security.

The autopsy was formulated after exit polls from Election Day painted a picture of an out-of-touch party and nominee.