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    [OC] Änderung der Zustimmung von Donald Trump durch Parteizugehörigkeit

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    2. PeterNippelstein on

      Wtf is wrong with these people, 89% is insanely high for everything he’s done till now.

    3. NotMyUsualLogin on

      Proof the Republicans are mindless cultists sucking at the teat of Trump.

    4. AncientSeraph on

      And this is why a two party system with a powerful leading figure is just a recipe for disaster. People don’t change votes.

    6. GongTzu on

      Republicans are really the issue here. If they can’t see how much Trump is lying, and grinding for himself they should be left on their own.

    7. preinventedwheel on

      Does anybody have data on whether this gap between the decline in independent and same-party approval is historically similar to previous presidents?

    8. RoboTronPrime on

      I’d be curious to know the numbers of people joining and leaving each of these affiliations over the same time span. A Republican who stays in the party is of course likely to remain a supporter of Trump, the party leader. However, a Republican who becomes disgruntled will often leave, as we’ve seen occasionally even within the political leadership.

      I would expect to see the number of Republicans -> independents to increase in that regard. However, there’s a lot of dissatisfaction with the Democrat leadership as well. I would be interested in knowing if there’s an increase in Democrat -> independents too.

    11. dsp_guy on

      This is why Republicans will just continue to do what they are doing. Regardless of how abhorrent it all seems to Independent, Democrats, US Adults on the whole – none of it matters as long as Republican voters stick to their guns. Republican voters have shown that they can win elections because there is no candidate too terrible for them to vote for. All they need is to lie…err…sway enough Independents to their side by making the other side look worse than they are somehow.

      It worked before and will work again. The current administration won’t be held accountable for anything as long as Republicans hold their ground. And they likely will.

    12. SoulRebel726 on

      Pretty wild that 89% of any group could support a convicted felon, rapist, pedophile, and world’s most obvious conman.

    13. cuddlepwince on

      Good thing we only have 3 years left of this garbage, I am going to be mad and unable to function the WHOLE time!!

    14. ExtremeMuffin on

      So with all the Epstein news over the last month Republicans haven’t changed their opinion on Trump. So much for the party that wanted to release the files and stop child trafficking. 

    15. Sitting_Duk on

      I’d love to see a correlation with the number of people who still claim to be Republican. I know that particular group is shrinking as the party no longer adheres to any of its core principles.

    17. Fr3ck on

      This doesn’t take into account those that have left the Republican Party though. I was a registered Republican, but changed my party affiliation and I am 100% anti-Trump.

    18. JohnnyGFX on

      I’m an independent and while I didn’t think it was possible for me to dislike Trump any more than I already did, he proved me wrong. I dislike Trump far more now than I did before he managed to weasel his way back into office.

    21. NittanyOrange on

      People complain about polarization in Congress, but that’s simply a reflection of who we are.

      We are a country of two different political realities with a bunch of confused/apathetic/uninformed people in the middle.

    22. emw9292 on

      If you’re a Republican, you’re either stupid as shit and/or a piece of shit, period. Wow

    23. Shto_Delat on

      The base isn’t going to abandon him so forget about it. Focus on motivating new and dispirited voters.

    24. HoratioWobble on

      Literally about to pardon Ghislaine Maxwell and Republicans are like „eh“

    26. XmasRights on

      89% approval for a someone so clearly guilty of raping minors is one of the top 5 least Christian things the Republicans have ever done

      and that’s a TOUGH list to get on

    27. thegooddoktorjones on

      I just don’t know how independents to can be at all surprised by this bullshit. Memories of a goldfish and zero understanding of how government works? Think Memes are truth? The bots on their Facebook are real? Joe Rogan is a journalist? Don’t get me started on the dems..

    28. zevrinp on

      Even though it’s lower now, the fact 47% of people approved of him despite all the horrible things he said and done shows how common ignorance is in the US.

    29. Suibian_ni on

      So much for the MAGA revolt over Epstein I’ve been hearing about. They like being in a cult, and cult leaders like to fuck kids, so that’s that.

    30. thedracle on

      He should consider personally shitting in every Republican’s mouth, to get those two percentage points back.

    32. pornonlynoadrevenue on

      JFC Republicans are the most insidious threat this country has ever faced. An organized political group who’s only goal is to dumb down their constituency to the point where they can rape their land, wallets and children with no fear of ever facing justice.

      They should be cut out of our society like the cancer they are.

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