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applegrove

(118,600 posts)
Thu Sep 28, 2017, 05:32 AM Sep 2017

5 poll numbers that show Republicans are turning against the GOP, but not Trump

http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/27/politics/poll-republicans-turning-against-gop-not-trump/index.html

By Ryan Struyk at CNN

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2. Almost a quarter of Republicans have a newly unfavorable view of the GOP

The number of Republicans with a favorable view of their own party has dropped from 88% to just 66% in the last six months in new CNN polling out this weekend. Three in 10 Republicans (31%) say they have an unfavorable view of the party.

The data gets even worse among Trump supporters: only 56% of them say they have a positive view of the GOP -- down from 76% in March. Overall opinion of the Republican Party among all Americans has slipped to just 29% -- its lowest mark since CNN started asking the question back in 1992 and just a percentage point worse than their grade amid the government shutdown in 2013.

3. A vast majority of Republicans disapprove of GOP leaders in Congress

Approval of Republican leaders in Congress overall has dropped from 39% in January to just 20% now, and much of the movement has come because Republicans have turned their back on their party's leadership on the hill.

At the beginning of the Congress, a broad 77% of Republicans and 72% of Trump supporters said they approved of the work the GOP-led Congress was doing. Now? Not so much.




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5 poll numbers that show Republicans are turning against the GOP, but not Trump (Original Post) applegrove Sep 2017 OP
It's called the Limbaugh effect. kacekwl Sep 2017 #1

kacekwl

(7,016 posts)
1. It's called the Limbaugh effect.
Thu Sep 28, 2017, 11:23 AM
Sep 2017

I believe his followers go mute when he's on vacation. Oh right then it's called the Fox news effect.

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