out of touch

Right now, I’d argue, it is to distance oneself as far as possible from Joe Biden, and to admonish the former president at every turn for being stubborn, out of touch, unfathomably old, and cosmically incapable of meeting the rigors of the job.

After he took office, Sunak faced criticism from political opponents over his vast family wealth and past career in investment firms, with some arguing that he was out of touch with the general population during a rampant cost-of-living crisis.

Some see broadcast-network newscasts as out of touch with much of the country politically or culturally.

This is a response to public scrutiny of business leaders, who are often perceived as overpaid and out of touch.

Garcia Venegas’ story is just one example of how out of touch Kavanaugh is with the way immigration agents are behaving on the ground.