President Donald Trump is doing more to divide the country, 62 percent of voters say, while 31 percent say he is doing more to unite the country, his worst score on this question, according to a Quinnipiac University national poll released today.
President Trump gets a negative 35 - 59 percent overall job approval rating, down from a negative 39 - 57 percent rating in an August 17 survey by the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN- uh-pe-ack) University. Every party, gender, education, age and racial group disapproves except Republicans, who approve 77 - 14 percent; white voters with no college, approving 52 - 40 percent, and white men, who approve by a narrow 50 - 46 percent.
American voters disapprove 60 - 32 percent of Trump's response to the events in Charlottesville.
President Trump's decisions and behavior have encouraged white supremacist groups, 59 percent of voters say, as 3 percent say he has discouraged these groups and 35 percent say he has had no impact on them.
There is too much prejudice in the nation today, 55 percent of American voters say, while 40 percent say there is too much political correctness, the widest margin for prejudice since the question first was asked in June 2016.
Prejudice against minority groups is a "very serious" problem, 50 percent of voters say, while 31 percent say it is "somewhat serious," a new high for these numbers.
Since Trump's election, "the level of hatred and prejudice in the U.S. has increased," 65 percent of voters say, while 2 percent say it has decreased and 32 percent say it hasn't changed.
"One word - Charlottesville.
"Elected on his strength as a deal-maker, but now overwhelmingly considered a divider, President Donald Trump has a big negative job approval rating and low scores on handling racial issues," said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.
Voters disapprove 63 - 31 percent, including 56 - 38 percent among white voters, of the way Trump is handling race relations. The president does not care about issues facing minority groups, voters say 60 - 37 percent, including 52 - 45 percent among white voters.
A total of 62 percent of American voters say prejudice against Jewish people is a "very serious" or "somewhat serious" problem.
Voters oppose 50 - 39 percent removing Confederate statues from public spaces. White voters oppose removal 57 - 33 percent, with black voters supporting removal 67 - 21 percent. Among Hispanic voters, 47 percent support removing statues, with 42 percent opposed.
White supremacist groups pose a threat to the U.S., voters say 64 - 34 percent.
President Trump does not provide the U.S. with moral leadership, American voters say 62 - 35 percent. Voter opinions of most Trump qualities remain low:
61 - 36 percent that he is not honest;
61 - 37 percent that he does not have good leadership skills;
57 - 40 percent that he does not care about average Americans;
68 - 29 percent that he is not level headed;
59 - 38 percent that he is a strong person;
55 - 43 percent that he is intelligent;
63 - 34 percent that he does not share their values.
so heres the rub... This RDD telephone survey was conducted from August 17 – 22, 2017 throughout the nation.
Responses are reported for 1,514 self-identified registered voters with a margin of
sampling error of +/- 3.1 percentage points, including the design effect. Margins of
sampling error for subgroups are available upon request.
Surveys are conducted in English or Spanish dependent on respondent preference with live
interviewers calling landlines and cell phones.
All data was collected and tabulated by the Quinnipiac University Poll.
PARTY IDENTIFICATION QUESTION WORDING - Generally speaking, do you consider yourself a
Republican, a Democrat, an Independent, or what?
REGISTERED VOTERS
PARTY IDENTIFICATION
Republican 25%
Democrat 33
Independent 35
Other/DK/NA 8
METHODOLOGICAL DETAILS
Dual frame landline and cell phone samples are generated using Random Digit Dialing
procedures by Survey Sampling International (SSI). Both the landline and cellular phone
samples are stratified by Census division according to area code.
Landline numbers and cell phone numbers are scheduled for 5+ call attempts. When calling
landlines interviewers ask to speak with the adult member of the household having the
next birthday. Interviews are conducted on cell phones with both cell only and dual owner
respondents. The complete land and cell sample is weighted to National Health Interview
Survey estimates for [land only/cell only/dual owner] households.
Questions are asked as they appear in the release document. If a question is asked of a
subset of the sample a descriptive note is added in parenthesis preceding the question.
Questions are numbered as asked with additional questions found in successive releases.
(any chance oftenreading can help explain what this means?)This survey uses statistical weighting procedures to account for deviations in the survey
sample from known population characteristics, which helps correct for differential survey
participation and random variation in samples. The overall adult sample is weighted to
recent Census data using a sample balancing procedure to match the demographic makeup of
the population by region, gender, age, education and race.
President Donald Trump is doing more to divide the country, 62 percent of voters say, while 31 percent say he is doing more to unite the country, his worst score on this question, according to a Quinnipiac University national poll released today.
President Trump gets a negative 35 - 59 percent overall job approval rating, down from a negative 39 - 57 percent rating in an August 17 survey by the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN- uh-pe-ack) University. Every party, gender, education, age and racial group disapproves except Republicans, who approve 77 - 14 percent; white voters with no college, approving 52 - 40 percent, and white men, who approve by a narrow 50 - 46 percent.
American voters disapprove 60 - 32 percent of Trump's response to the events in Charlottesville.
President Trump's decisions and behavior have encouraged white supremacist groups, 59 percent of voters say, as 3 percent say he has discouraged these groups and 35 percent say he has had no impact on them.
There is too much prejudice in the nation today, 55 percent of American voters say, while 40 percent say there is too much political correctness, the widest margin for prejudice since the question first was asked in June 2016.
Prejudice against minority groups is a "very serious" problem, 50 percent of voters say, while 31 percent say it is "somewhat serious," a new high for these numbers.
Since Trump's election, "the level of hatred and prejudice in the U.S. has increased," 65 percent of voters say, while 2 percent say it has decreased and 32 percent say it hasn't changed.
"One word - Charlottesville.
"Elected on his strength as a deal-maker, but now overwhelmingly considered a divider, President Donald Trump has a big negative job approval rating and low scores on handling racial issues," said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.
Voters disapprove 63 - 31 percent, including 56 - 38 percent among white voters, of the way Trump is handling race relations. The president does not care about issues facing minority groups, voters say 60 - 37 percent, including 52 - 45 percent among white voters.
A total of 62 percent of American voters say prejudice against Jewish people is a "very serious" or "somewhat serious" problem.
Voters oppose 50 - 39 percent removing Confederate statues from public spaces. White voters oppose removal 57 - 33 percent, with black voters supporting removal 67 - 21 percent. Among Hispanic voters, 47 percent support removing statues, with 42 percent opposed.
White supremacist groups pose a threat to the U.S., voters say 64 - 34 percent.
President Trump does not provide the U.S. with moral leadership, American voters say 62 - 35 percent. Voter opinions of most Trump qualities remain low:
61 - 36 percent that he is not honest;
61 - 37 percent that he does not have good leadership skills;
57 - 40 percent that he does not care about average Americans;
68 - 29 percent that he is not level headed;
59 - 38 percent that he is a strong person;
55 - 43 percent that he is intelligent;
63 - 34 percent that he does not share their values.
so heres the rub... This RDD telephone survey was conducted from August 17 – 22, 2017 throughout the nation.
Responses are reported for 1,514 self-identified registered voters with a margin of
sampling error of +/- 3.1 percentage points, including the design effect. Margins of
sampling error for subgroups are available upon request.
Surveys are conducted in English or Spanish dependent on respondent preference with live
interviewers calling landlines and cell phones.
All data was collected and tabulated by the Quinnipiac University Poll.
PARTY IDENTIFICATION QUESTION WORDING - Generally speaking, do you consider yourself a
Republican, a Democrat, an Independent, or what?
REGISTERED VOTERS
PARTY IDENTIFICATION
Republican 25%
Democrat 33
Independent 35
Other/DK/NA 8
METHODOLOGICAL DETAILS
Dual frame landline and cell phone samples are generated using Random Digit Dialing
procedures by Survey Sampling International (SSI). Both the landline and cellular phone
samples are stratified by Census division according to area code.
Landline numbers and cell phone numbers are scheduled for 5+ call attempts. When calling
landlines interviewers ask to speak with the adult member of the household having the
next birthday. Interviews are conducted on cell phones with both cell only and dual owner
respondents. The complete land and cell sample is weighted to National Health Interview
Survey estimates for [land only/cell only/dual owner] households.
Questions are asked as they appear in the release document. If a question is asked of a
subset of the sample a descriptive note is added in parenthesis preceding the question.
Questions are numbered as asked with additional questions found in successive releases.
(any chance oftenreading can help explain what this means?)This survey uses statistical weighting procedures to account for deviations in the survey
sample from known population characteristics, which helps correct for differential survey
participation and random variation in samples. The overall adult sample is weighted to
recent Census data using a sample balancing procedure to match the demographic makeup of
the population by region, gender, age, education and race.
I thought polls didn't matter?
Oh no please don't start another hashtag!
#pollsdontmatter
Must be some big Russia, Russia, Russia news about to drop.
Kat
There's a lot to be said for nowhere. Posts: 4,772
Steele dossier verified maybe?
Falling down,...not staying down
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There's a lot to be said for nowhere. Posts: 4,772
or this?
WASHINGTON, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Congressional investigators have found another email from a top aide to President Donald Trump last year about an effort to arrange a meeting between campaign officials and Russian President Vladimir Putin, CNN reported on Thursday, citing sources.
President Donald Trump is doing more to divide the country, 62 percent of voters say, while 31 percent say he is doing more to unite the country, his worst score on this question, according to a Quinnipiac University national poll released today.
President Trump gets a negative 35 - 59 percent overall job approval rating, down from a negative 39 - 57 percent rating in an August 17 survey by the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN- uh-pe-ack) University. Every party, gender, education, age and racial group disapproves except Republicans, who approve 77 - 14 percent; white voters with no college, approving 52 - 40 percent, and white men, who approve by a narrow 50 - 46 percent.
American voters disapprove 60 - 32 percent of Trump's response to the events in Charlottesville.
President Trump's decisions and behavior have encouraged white supremacist groups, 59 percent of voters say, as 3 percent say he has discouraged these groups and 35 percent say he has had no impact on them.
There is too much prejudice in the nation today, 55 percent of American voters say, while 40 percent say there is too much political correctness, the widest margin for prejudice since the question first was asked in June 2016.
Prejudice against minority groups is a "very serious" problem, 50 percent of voters say, while 31 percent say it is "somewhat serious," a new high for these numbers.
Since Trump's election, "the level of hatred and prejudice in the U.S. has increased," 65 percent of voters say, while 2 percent say it has decreased and 32 percent say it hasn't changed.
"One word - Charlottesville.
"Elected on his strength as a deal-maker, but now overwhelmingly considered a divider, President Donald Trump has a big negative job approval rating and low scores on handling racial issues," said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.
Voters disapprove 63 - 31 percent, including 56 - 38 percent among white voters, of the way Trump is handling race relations. The president does not care about issues facing minority groups, voters say 60 - 37 percent, including 52 - 45 percent among white voters.
A total of 62 percent of American voters say prejudice against Jewish people is a "very serious" or "somewhat serious" problem.
Voters oppose 50 - 39 percent removing Confederate statues from public spaces. White voters oppose removal 57 - 33 percent, with black voters supporting removal 67 - 21 percent. Among Hispanic voters, 47 percent support removing statues, with 42 percent opposed.
White supremacist groups pose a threat to the U.S., voters say 64 - 34 percent.
President Trump does not provide the U.S. with moral leadership, American voters say 62 - 35 percent. Voter opinions of most Trump qualities remain low:
61 - 36 percent that he is not honest;
61 - 37 percent that he does not have good leadership skills;
57 - 40 percent that he does not care about average Americans;
68 - 29 percent that he is not level headed;
59 - 38 percent that he is a strong person;
55 - 43 percent that he is intelligent;
63 - 34 percent that he does not share their values.
so heres the rub... This RDD telephone survey was conducted from August 17 – 22, 2017 throughout the nation.
Responses are reported for 1,514 self-identified registered voters with a margin of
sampling error of +/- 3.1 percentage points, including the design effect. Margins of
sampling error for subgroups are available upon request.
Surveys are conducted in English or Spanish dependent on respondent preference with live
interviewers calling landlines and cell phones.
All data was collected and tabulated by the Quinnipiac University Poll.
PARTY IDENTIFICATION QUESTION WORDING - Generally speaking, do you consider yourself a
Republican, a Democrat, an Independent, or what?
REGISTERED VOTERS
PARTY IDENTIFICATION
Republican 25%
Democrat 33
Independent 35
Other/DK/NA 8
METHODOLOGICAL DETAILS
Dual frame landline and cell phone samples are generated using Random Digit Dialing
procedures by Survey Sampling International (SSI). Both the landline and cellular phone
samples are stratified by Census division according to area code.
Landline numbers and cell phone numbers are scheduled for 5+ call attempts. When calling
landlines interviewers ask to speak with the adult member of the household having the
next birthday. Interviews are conducted on cell phones with both cell only and dual owner
respondents. The complete land and cell sample is weighted to National Health Interview
Survey estimates for [land only/cell only/dual owner] households.
Questions are asked as they appear in the release document. If a question is asked of a
subset of the sample a descriptive note is added in parenthesis preceding the question.
Questions are numbered as asked with additional questions found in successive releases.
(any chance oftenreading can help explain what this means?)This survey uses statistical weighting procedures to account for deviations in the survey
sample from known population characteristics, which helps correct for differential survey
participation and random variation in samples. The overall adult sample is weighted to
recent Census data using a sample balancing procedure to match the demographic makeup of
the population by region, gender, age, education and race.
I thought polls didn't matter?
Oh no please don't start another hashtag!
It means that because that they did not have good contacts for the exact proportion of political identification, using whatever source they use. In other words, if they only had an RPC (right party contact) of 150 Democrats (10% of the population they surveyed), they would adjust the results to assume that, had they contacted 35% Democrat, the results would be X. I'm using 35% as a baseline of the number of self-identifying Democrats. This is precisely how polls work. They call as many people as necessary to get 1500 results (in this case) and then re-weight the results using their baseline number of party identification. This is why some people criticize Rasmussen (overweight the GOP) or Survey Monkey (overweight the Democrats). If your weighting is off, it can skew the result.
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Behind that bush over there. Posts: 47,315
President Donald Trump is doing more to divide the country, 62 percent of voters say, while 31 percent say he is doing more to unite the country, his worst score on this question, according to a Quinnipiac University national poll released today.
President Trump gets a negative 35 - 59 percent overall job approval rating, down from a negative 39 - 57 percent rating in an August 17 survey by the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN- uh-pe-ack) University. Every party, gender, education, age and racial group disapproves except Republicans, who approve 77 - 14 percent; white voters with no college, approving 52 - 40 percent, and white men, who approve by a narrow 50 - 46 percent.
American voters disapprove 60 - 32 percent of Trump's response to the events in Charlottesville.
President Trump's decisions and behavior have encouraged white supremacist groups, 59 percent of voters say, as 3 percent say he has discouraged these groups and 35 percent say he has had no impact on them.
There is too much prejudice in the nation today, 55 percent of American voters say, while 40 percent say there is too much political correctness, the widest margin for prejudice since the question first was asked in June 2016.
Prejudice against minority groups is a "very serious" problem, 50 percent of voters say, while 31 percent say it is "somewhat serious," a new high for these numbers.
Since Trump's election, "the level of hatred and prejudice in the U.S. has increased," 65 percent of voters say, while 2 percent say it has decreased and 32 percent say it hasn't changed.
"One word - Charlottesville.
"Elected on his strength as a deal-maker, but now overwhelmingly considered a divider, President Donald Trump has a big negative job approval rating and low scores on handling racial issues," said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.
Voters disapprove 63 - 31 percent, including 56 - 38 percent among white voters, of the way Trump is handling race relations. The president does not care about issues facing minority groups, voters say 60 - 37 percent, including 52 - 45 percent among white voters.
A total of 62 percent of American voters say prejudice against Jewish people is a "very serious" or "somewhat serious" problem.
Voters oppose 50 - 39 percent removing Confederate statues from public spaces. White voters oppose removal 57 - 33 percent, with black voters supporting removal 67 - 21 percent. Among Hispanic voters, 47 percent support removing statues, with 42 percent opposed.
White supremacist groups pose a threat to the U.S., voters say 64 - 34 percent.
President Trump does not provide the U.S. with moral leadership, American voters say 62 - 35 percent. Voter opinions of most Trump qualities remain low:
61 - 36 percent that he is not honest;
61 - 37 percent that he does not have good leadership skills;
57 - 40 percent that he does not care about average Americans;
68 - 29 percent that he is not level headed;
59 - 38 percent that he is a strong person;
55 - 43 percent that he is intelligent;
63 - 34 percent that he does not share their values.
so heres the rub... This RDD telephone survey was conducted from August 17 – 22, 2017 throughout the nation.
Responses are reported for 1,514 self-identified registered voters with a margin of
sampling error of +/- 3.1 percentage points, including the design effect. Margins of
sampling error for subgroups are available upon request.
Surveys are conducted in English or Spanish dependent on respondent preference with live
interviewers calling landlines and cell phones.
All data was collected and tabulated by the Quinnipiac University Poll.
PARTY IDENTIFICATION QUESTION WORDING - Generally speaking, do you consider yourself a
Republican, a Democrat, an Independent, or what?
REGISTERED VOTERS
PARTY IDENTIFICATION
Republican 25%
Democrat 33
Independent 35
Other/DK/NA 8
METHODOLOGICAL DETAILS
Dual frame landline and cell phone samples are generated using Random Digit Dialing
procedures by Survey Sampling International (SSI). Both the landline and cellular phone
samples are stratified by Census division according to area code.
Landline numbers and cell phone numbers are scheduled for 5+ call attempts. When calling
landlines interviewers ask to speak with the adult member of the household having the
next birthday. Interviews are conducted on cell phones with both cell only and dual owner
respondents. The complete land and cell sample is weighted to National Health Interview
Survey estimates for [land only/cell only/dual owner] households.
Questions are asked as they appear in the release document. If a question is asked of a
subset of the sample a descriptive note is added in parenthesis preceding the question.
Questions are numbered as asked with additional questions found in successive releases.
(any chance oftenreading can help explain what this means?)This survey uses statistical weighting procedures to account for deviations in the survey
sample from known population characteristics, which helps correct for differential survey
participation and random variation in samples. The overall adult sample is weighted to
recent Census data using a sample balancing procedure to match the demographic makeup of
the population by region, gender, age, education and race.
I thought polls didn't matter?
Oh no please don't start another hashtag!
It means that because that they did not have good contacts for the exact proportion of political identification, using whatever source they use. In other words, if they only had an RPC (right party contact) of 150 Democrats (10% of the population they surveyed), they would adjust the results to assume that, had they contacted 35% Democrat, the results would be X. I'm using 35% as a baseline of the number of self-identifying Democrats. This is precisely how polls work. They call as many people as necessary to get 1500 results (in this case) and then re-weight the results using their baseline number of party identification. This is why some people criticize Rasmussen (overweight the GOP) or Survey Monkey (overweight the Democrats). If your weighting is off, it can skew the result.
No, stop being so rational. The easiest way to explain this to people is polls are favorable to the president are considered very real. Polls that are not considered favorable to the president are clearly fake. It's pretty simple.
President Donald Trump is doing more to divide the country, 62 percent of voters say, while 31 percent say he is doing more to unite the country, his worst score on this question, according to a Quinnipiac University national poll released today.
President Trump gets a negative 35 - 59 percent overall job approval rating, down from a negative 39 - 57 percent rating in an August 17 survey by the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN- uh-pe-ack) University. Every party, gender, education, age and racial group disapproves except Republicans, who approve 77 - 14 percent; white voters with no college, approving 52 - 40 percent, and white men, who approve by a narrow 50 - 46 percent.
American voters disapprove 60 - 32 percent of Trump's response to the events in Charlottesville.
President Trump's decisions and behavior have encouraged white supremacist groups, 59 percent of voters say, as 3 percent say he has discouraged these groups and 35 percent say he has had no impact on them.
There is too much prejudice in the nation today, 55 percent of American voters say, while 40 percent say there is too much political correctness, the widest margin for prejudice since the question first was asked in June 2016.
Prejudice against minority groups is a "very serious" problem, 50 percent of voters say, while 31 percent say it is "somewhat serious," a new high for these numbers.
Since Trump's election, "the level of hatred and prejudice in the U.S. has increased," 65 percent of voters say, while 2 percent say it has decreased and 32 percent say it hasn't changed.
"One word - Charlottesville.
"Elected on his strength as a deal-maker, but now overwhelmingly considered a divider, President Donald Trump has a big negative job approval rating and low scores on handling racial issues," said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.
Voters disapprove 63 - 31 percent, including 56 - 38 percent among white voters, of the way Trump is handling race relations. The president does not care about issues facing minority groups, voters say 60 - 37 percent, including 52 - 45 percent among white voters.
A total of 62 percent of American voters say prejudice against Jewish people is a "very serious" or "somewhat serious" problem.
Voters oppose 50 - 39 percent removing Confederate statues from public spaces. White voters oppose removal 57 - 33 percent, with black voters supporting removal 67 - 21 percent. Among Hispanic voters, 47 percent support removing statues, with 42 percent opposed.
White supremacist groups pose a threat to the U.S., voters say 64 - 34 percent.
President Trump does not provide the U.S. with moral leadership, American voters say 62 - 35 percent. Voter opinions of most Trump qualities remain low:
61 - 36 percent that he is not honest;
61 - 37 percent that he does not have good leadership skills;
57 - 40 percent that he does not care about average Americans;
68 - 29 percent that he is not level headed;
59 - 38 percent that he is a strong person;
55 - 43 percent that he is intelligent;
63 - 34 percent that he does not share their values.
so heres the rub... This RDD telephone survey was conducted from August 17 – 22, 2017 throughout the nation.
Responses are reported for 1,514 self-identified registered voters with a margin of
sampling error of +/- 3.1 percentage points, including the design effect. Margins of
sampling error for subgroups are available upon request.
Surveys are conducted in English or Spanish dependent on respondent preference with live
interviewers calling landlines and cell phones.
All data was collected and tabulated by the Quinnipiac University Poll.
PARTY IDENTIFICATION QUESTION WORDING - Generally speaking, do you consider yourself a
Republican, a Democrat, an Independent, or what?
REGISTERED VOTERS
PARTY IDENTIFICATION
Republican 25%
Democrat 33
Independent 35
Other/DK/NA 8
METHODOLOGICAL DETAILS
Dual frame landline and cell phone samples are generated using Random Digit Dialing
procedures by Survey Sampling International (SSI). Both the landline and cellular phone
samples are stratified by Census division according to area code.
Landline numbers and cell phone numbers are scheduled for 5+ call attempts. When calling
landlines interviewers ask to speak with the adult member of the household having the
next birthday. Interviews are conducted on cell phones with both cell only and dual owner
respondents. The complete land and cell sample is weighted to National Health Interview
Survey estimates for [land only/cell only/dual owner] households.
Questions are asked as they appear in the release document. If a question is asked of a
subset of the sample a descriptive note is added in parenthesis preceding the question.
Questions are numbered as asked with additional questions found in successive releases.
(any chance oftenreading can help explain what this means?)This survey uses statistical weighting procedures to account for deviations in the survey
sample from known population characteristics, which helps correct for differential survey
participation and random variation in samples. The overall adult sample is weighted to
recent Census data using a sample balancing procedure to match the demographic makeup of
the population by region, gender, age, education and race.
I thought polls didn't matter?
Oh no please don't start another hashtag!
It means that because that they did not have good contacts for the exact proportion of political identification, using whatever source they use. In other words, if they only had an RPC (right party contact) of 150 Democrats (10% of the population they surveyed), they would adjust the results to assume that, had they contacted 35% Democrat, the results would be X. I'm using 35% as a baseline of the number of self-identifying Democrats. This is precisely how polls work. They call as many people as necessary to get 1500 results (in this case) and then re-weight the results using their baseline number of party identification. This is why some people criticize Rasmussen (overweight the GOP) or Survey Monkey (overweight the Democrats). If your weighting is off, it can skew the result.
mruss back to his old self! great post(but I still would like oftenread to weigh in)
I read the script from last nights rally, I watched the end. It seems to me he is the same Trump that campaigned and the same Trump that was D-E-M-O-C-R-A-T-I-C-A-L-L-Y elected. Last night he went off script, went after the media, our political systems, the democrats, the republicans (some specifically) and even his staff! He doubled down on his Charlottesville response, the wall, he said the repeal and replace fight isn't over, tax reform bragged about jobs, blah blah. If you're expecting a change in delivery or demeanor from campaign Trump,
president elect Trump or first 100 days Trump, forget it, not
happening. Last night couldn't have been any more clearer that he isn't
changing. Get used to it, get over it and move on to more important
subjects topics that actually matter, ignore the superficial.
But, but..but...Nazis
But but but 10 sailors lost in the latest sea incident and not one word on them yeah be proud of the fool you so adore the man is a disgrace !!!! But but but transgender folks he wants to keep out of armed forces that put their lives on the line so smucks like him and his sons can live a nice comfy life yeah real hero he is not !!!!!
"This is the inescapable fact: on November 9th, the United States elected a dishonest, inept, unbalanced and immoral human being as its president and commander in chief. Trump has daily proven unyielding to appeals of decency, unity, moderation, or fact. He is willing to imperil the civil peace and the social fabric of his country simply to satisfy his narcissism and to excite the worst inclinations of his core followers."
"This is the inescapable fact: on November 9th, the United States elected a dishonest, inept, unbalanced and immoral human being as its president and commander in chief. Trump has daily proven unyielding to appeals of decency, unity, moderation, or fact. He is willing to imperil the civil peace and the social fabric of his country simply to satisfy his narcissism and to excite the worst inclinations of his core followers."
There is another side as well. The United States elected President Trump legally and democratically. Despite apparently winning with less popular votes that don't seem to don on some he is the what the US represents.
"This is the inescapable fact: on November 9th, the United States elected a dishonest, inept, unbalanced and immoral human being as its president and commander in chief. Trump has daily proven unyielding to appeals of decency, unity, moderation, or fact. He is willing to imperil the civil peace and the social fabric of his country simply to satisfy his narcissism and to excite the worst inclinations of his core followers."
There is another side as well. The United States elected President Trump legally and democratically. Despite apparently winning with less popular votes that don't seem to don on some he is the what the US represents.
The article doesn't dispute that. In fact, it recognizes it. That doesn't negate the truth, as stated in quotes.
"This is the inescapable fact: on November 9th, the United States elected a dishonest, inept, unbalanced and immoral human being as its president and commander in chief. Trump has daily proven unyielding to appeals of decency, unity, moderation, or fact. He is willing to imperil the civil peace and the social fabric of his country simply to satisfy his narcissism and to excite the worst inclinations of his core followers."
There is another side as well. The United States elected President Trump legally and democratically. Despite apparently winning with less popular votes that don't seem to don on some he is the what the US represents.
The article doesn't dispute that. In fact, it recognizes it. That doesn't negate the truth, as stated in quotes.
"This is the inescapable fact: on November 9th, the United States elected a dishonest, inept, unbalanced and immoral human being as its president and commander in chief. Trump has daily proven unyielding to appeals of decency, unity, moderation, or fact. He is willing to imperil the civil peace and the social fabric of his country simply to satisfy his narcissism and to excite the worst inclinations of his core followers."
There is another side as well. The United States elected President Trump legally and democratically. Despite apparently winning with less popular votes that don't seem to don on some he is the what the US represents.
The article doesn't dispute that. In fact, it recognizes it. That doesn't negate the truth, as stated in quotes.
So are the "core followers" American or Russian?
That's an alt-stupid question, not worthy of an answer. But feel free to posit.
Remember that time when Trump said he'd have the best government? Remember that? Do you remember? Do you remember how many key appointments haven't been filled? Yea, kinda cool, right? Remember.
Remember that time when Trump said he'd have the best government? Remember that? Do you remember? Do you remember how many key appointments haven't been filled? Yea, kinda cool, right? Remember.
Still can't believe it's that high. The Republican support is pathetic. How can 3 out of 4 be in favor of him?
Whenever I see those numbers I feel good about my original assertion that Trump's base is ultimately a bunch of greedy rich bastards, dumb fools, or racists. They simply will not change.
If his base was anything but one of the three aforementioned... in other words the 'disenfranchised seeking change' that gets trotted out there as an explanation... they'd be aghast like any other normal human being and those numbers would be skewed in a colossal manner.
The Gallup should be down to 10%. And the Republican party should be taking steps to regenerate themselves and bring credibility to their party. That being said... if it is all about winning... they managed to do it. They caught democrats sleeping at the wheel. This situation is embarrassing for all.
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Must be some big Russia, Russia, Russia news about to drop.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Congressional investigators have found another email from a top aide to President Donald Trump last year about an effort to arrange a meeting between campaign officials and Russian President Vladimir Putin, CNN reported on Thursday, citing sources.
This is why some people criticize Rasmussen (overweight the GOP) or Survey Monkey (overweight the Democrats). If your weighting is off, it can skew the result.
No, stop being so rational. The easiest way to explain this to people is polls are favorable to the president are considered very real. Polls that are not considered favorable to the president are clearly fake. It's pretty simple.
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/0/donald-trump-latest-approval-rating-impeachment-odds/
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Delusional White House Employee Still Thinks Mexico Might Pay for the Wall
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"This is the inescapable fact: on November 9th, the United States elected a dishonest, inept, unbalanced and immoral human being as its president and commander in chief. Trump has daily proven unyielding to appeals of decency, unity, moderation, or fact. He is willing to imperil the civil peace and the social fabric of his country simply to satisfy his narcissism and to excite the worst inclinations of his core followers."
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So are the "core followers" American or Russian?
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http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/hollywood-conservatives-still-standing-trump-media-is-irrelevant-1031541
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If his base was anything but one of the three aforementioned... in other words the 'disenfranchised seeking change' that gets trotted out there as an explanation... they'd be aghast like any other normal human being and those numbers would be skewed in a colossal manner.
The Gallup should be down to 10%. And the Republican party should be taking steps to regenerate themselves and bring credibility to their party. That being said... if it is all about winning... they managed to do it. They caught democrats sleeping at the wheel. This situation is embarrassing for all.