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originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
Hahaha.
Predictably so.
But I don't agree with guilt by association.
Trump is alright, his supporters... Ehhh...
Come now you juvenile miscreants, you can wish all you want, the South will not be rising again.
originally posted by: Connector
33% want to ban gays from entering the country
33% think the Japanese interment was a good thing.
31% think whites are a superior race
70% want the Confederate flag back
and here's the kicker 20% disagree with the Emancipation Proclamation.
It is polls, so takem as you will.
originally posted by: schuyler
originally posted by: Connector
33% want to ban gays from entering the country
33% think the Japanese interment was a good thing.
31% think whites are a superior race
70% want the Confederate flag back
and here's the kicker 20% disagree with the Emancipation Proclamation.
It is polls, so takem as you will.
A good example of selective data. Would there have been a difference if these very same questions were asked of Rubio and Cruz supporters? We don't know because that data was apparently not gathered. SC is a very conservative state with lots of evangelicals. I would expect that demographic to have those kinds of views.
I do believe that this kind of trash-talk will be liberally used against Trump in the coming months. The Dems will automatically call whomever gets the GOP nomination stupid and racist. It's just how they roll.
Data from Public Policy Polling show that a third of Mr. Trump’s backers in South Carolina support barring gays and lesbians from entering the country. This is nearly twice the support for this idea (17 percent) among Ted Cruz’s and Marco Rubio’s voters and nearly five times the support of John Kasich’s and Ben Carson’s supporters (7 percent).
But first, two caveats about these data are worth bearing in mind. The national YouGov survey was done near the middle of January, before the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire and South Carolina primaries. Public Policy Polling is a company aligned with the Democratic Party, and some of its results over the years have been suspected of bias. Taken by itself, its conclusions could be doubted. Taken with the YouGov and exit poll data, however, these three surveys can give us a better idea of Mr. Trump’s backers.
Similarly, YouGov data reveal that a third of Mr. Trump’s (and Mr. Cruz’s) backers believe that Japanese internment during World War II was a good idea, while roughly 10 percent of Mr. Rubio’s and Mr. Kasich’s supporters do.
Public Policy Polling surveyed 897 likely Republican primary voters and 525 Democratic
primary voters on February 14th and 15th.
originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask
originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
Hahaha.
Predictably so.
But I don't agree with guilt by association.
Trump is alright, his supporters... Ehhh...
Come now you juvenile miscreants, you can wish all you want, the South will not be rising again.
Except that Trump has advocated for much of it.....so hes either a racist or a liar(but we know hes a liar, on par with his buddy Hillary Clinton)
.....neither of which should be let anywhere close to the nomination
originally posted by: muse7
a reply to: DBCowboy
Where did you get that from?
Those statistics just show that a very large percentage of Trump supporters have very backwards beliefs. Which shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone considering all of the toxic crap he's spewed towards Hispanics and Muslims.
originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: DBCowboy
Do you have any polls where Bernie supporters have agreed with those statements?