As Donald Trump dominates the GOP nomination race and some of his inflammatory comments find favor with the party faithful, CBS News measured how the public feels about his “poisoning the blood” language. A striking number of voters agree with this description of immigrants who enter the U.S. illegally, and among Republicans, associating the remarks with Trump himself makes them even likelier to agree.

  • @[email protected]
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    1311 months ago

    Honestly, out of the poll the thing that surprises me the most is that 71% of all participants think Trump will beat Biden if he’s nominated. That’s a huge margin.

    • @Jordan117
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      3111 months ago

      Note that this question (#13) was only asking “likely Republican primary voters.”

      To me, the most disturbing stat was #19, the 50-50 split among all likely voters between valuing “a strong economy” versus “a functioning democracy.”

      • Osa-Eris-Xero512
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        1511 months ago

        Given that kind of false dichotomy, i wouldn’t have been surprised at /any/ result

        • osarusan
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          511 months ago

          Yeah, talk about a loaded, dishonest question. When you’re willing to poison the well that much, you can come to any conclusion you like.

      • @Srh
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        511 months ago

        Most people joined the Nazi party because it got them a job. Fascism lures people in with economic false promises.

    • @Makeitstop
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      811 months ago

      Funny how they think Trump has the best chance and the Haley has the worst chance, when the survey itself shows that the opposite is true.

    • PugJesus
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      311 months ago

      Turns out beating the “BIDEN WEAK BIDEN WEAK” drum has had results. Our corporate masters must be so pleased.