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DontBelieveEastisEas

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Sun Sep 1, 2024, 04:40 PM Sep 2024

Republicans support Trump in very similar amounts as past nominees. How [View all]

Last edited Sun Sep 1, 2024, 09:48 PM - Edit history (1)

can that be when he has shown himself to be a person that would try to falsely overturn the election, bribe a foreign country for help against his opponent, call a state official and ask him to find votes, make up false stories about what Ashley was doing when shot, disregard national security documents security, treat people like dirt, state plans for revenge, turn his back on an ally, etc.

Not only that, but then you have the record number of those he has appointed in the past saying how bad he is. You have folks like the McCains and the Romneys and the Cheneys and other republicans saying that he should not be supported.(or close to saying that, or at least those that supported them in the past being offended)

How can this not be cutting into the amount of republicans that support him.

At one point, I believe, Lincoln Project co-founders Steve Schmitt said there would likely be a split of the GOP party, due to those that can not tolerate a guy like Trump and those that love a guy like that.

Evidently, there is not even a hint of such a splitting.



Here is some support of his support levels.

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August 2024 Quinnipiac University poll, 94% of registered Republicans or Republican-leaning voters

https://poll.qu.edu/poll-release?releaseid=3903

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NPR/PBS News/Marist Poll of 1,613 National Adults

In general, do you have a favorable or an unfavorable
impression of
Kamala Harris? Democrat 87% Favorable

In general, do you have a favorable or an unfavorable
impression of
Donald Trump? Republican 89% Favorable

https://maristpoll.marist.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/NPR_PBS-News_Marist-Poll_USA-NOS-and-Tables_486202408050954.pdf

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August 25 - 27, 2024 Economist/YouGov Poll

95% of Democrats favor Harris;
91% of Republicans support Trump

https://today.yougov.com/politics/articles/50414-democratic-convention-robert-f-kennedy-jr-move-labor-day-august-25-27-2024-economist-yougov-poll

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Greatest moral collapse in US history. Irish_Dem Sep 2024 #1
There are quite a few signs that many republicans won't be voting for him. Think. Again. Sep 2024 #2
Dont go by polls, they arent accurate getagrip_already Sep 2024 #3
Thanks you cheered me up Tribetime Sep 2024 #7
Don't kid yourself that any polling error is hiding some HUGE shift in support for Trump RidinWithHarris Sep 2024 #16
In the South it has much to do with racism. Personal experience cause that's where I keep all my stuff. notemason Sep 2024 #4
And not limited to the South, I suspect. n/t Mister Ed Sep 2024 #18
No. The midwest has a lot of support for Trump, and most states have right-wing pockets. Lonestarblue Sep 2024 #27
Limbaugh launched in 1988. At its peak his show was on 650 radio stations. Phoenix61 Sep 2024 #30
See: Michigan n/t snpsmom Sep 2024 #28
They support him because Dave in VA Sep 2024 #5
Not only that but I question this whole "not ALL Republicans/Conservatives are like that" jazz Montauk6 Sep 2024 #6
Right Cosmocat Sep 2024 #21
I don't believe that...what an hmm interesting post. Demsrule86 Sep 2024 #8
"hmm interesting" please expand of what is the "hmmm" part. Links supporting his support on your other response, DontBelieveEastisEas Sep 2024 #12
Where is you link supporting your argument and post? Demsrule86 Sep 2024 #9
Here are some links to support his level of support. DontBelieveEastisEas Sep 2024 #11
My north TX neighborhood had alot more signage up in support of GOP candidates. So far i've only seen 4 trump signs onetexan Sep 2024 #10
They are still going go to vote for him Cosmocat Sep 2024 #22
Unless they share it we don't know that for a fact. onetexan Sep 2024 #32
Fox news and other information silos Bucky Sep 2024 #13
I occasionally look at their website. It is an obvious tabloid of hit pieces. And makes me sad that others DontBelieveEastisEas Sep 2024 #14
Some republicans, especially women, are afraid to tell a pollster what they really think. Chasing Dreams Sep 2024 #15
meh Cosmocat Sep 2024 #23
Meh back at you. Do your homework. Chasing Dreams Sep 2024 #39
Back at you Cosmocat Sep 2024 #40
the GOP stunk it up long before Trump arrived on the scene Skittles Sep 2024 #17
Its political tribalism MistakenLamb Sep 2024 #19
I agree. Scruffy1 Sep 2024 #24
Never underestimate the power of the Magic R. Emile Sep 2024 #20
The "split" won't occur until we beat him this fall AND he dies or Cosmocat Sep 2024 #25
Nah... Think. Again. Sep 2024 #26
The 21st-century Republican party is running as their nominee for president a Russia-loving rapist Walleye Sep 2024 #29
It just shows what a disgusting party and cult they are in. SamKnause Sep 2024 #31
More relying on polls. lees1975 Sep 2024 #33
It comes down to empathy Buckeyeblue Sep 2024 #34
The separatists that emigrated to Virginia-- LuvLoogie Sep 2024 #35
Cowardice of the crowd. nt hay rick Sep 2024 #36
Because a lot of republicans left the party SocialDemocrat61 Sep 2024 #37
The stats may not say what you think they do Zoomie1986 Sep 2024 #38
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