poll: republicans dont believe in our elections

evince said:
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/n...losing-faith-election-process-poll-fin/nqsbw/





Gallup pointed to the 68 percent of voters who believed at least one candidate for their party's presidential nomination would make a good president. The company also pointed to a recent New York Times/CBS News survey which found that 60 percent of Republican voters felt the party's presidential campaign made them feel "mostly embarrassed by the Republican Party rather than mostly proud."

"Republican establishment leaders' attempt to prevent Trump from getting the GOP nomination may be adding to rank-and-file Republicans' views that the process is not working, either because they support or because they oppose these efforts," Gallup said in an analysis of its survey
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the facts
 
evince said:
http://www.gallup.com/poll/190292/republicans-sour-election-process-working.aspx



PRINCETON, N.J. -- Thirty percent of Americans say the presidential election process is working as it should, down from 37% in January. The decline is driven mainly by Republicans' increasingly cynical views as the campaign season has progressed. The percentage of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents who say the election process is working has fallen from 46% to 30% since January. Democrats' and Democratic leaners' views haven't changed.
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more facts

reality
 
Thing1 said:
I don't hate you desh. I just think you're very dishonest.

You don't think that thread title is just a wee bit misleading? Please. Why would you single out Republicans?
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fuck you liar


when you lie you hate on me


it is utter fact


YOU are the liar
 
how are the black lives matter people lying about their name according to your theory?


you are full of shit
 
I have produced many of your lies. But you ignore or deny them, just as pathological liars do.

I have not lied in this thread, or anywhere on this site.
 
Classic strawman, desh.

Black lives matter is named the way it is to draw attention to injustice in that community.

You're purposely creating a misleading impression about poll results.

Sorry - very dishonest. Another desh lie.
 
When Martin O'Malley said "All Lives Matter," he was using "coded racism," and being "hateful." Therefore, Black Lives Matter and Only Black Lives Matter are the same thing. Unless you're racist.
 
Gallup found 30 percent of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents thought the process was working, down from 46 percent who believed in the system in January.


The views of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents were only slightly higher, at 32 percent approval, and had not changed significantly in recent months, according to Gallup.



Desh gotta be the dumbest moron on the internet, not only on JPP
 
evince said:
http://www.gallup.com/poll/190292/republicans-sour-election-process-working.aspx



PRINCETON, N.J. -- Thirty percent of Americans say the presidential election process is working as it should, down from 37% in January. The decline is driven mainly by Republicans' increasingly cynical views as the campaign season has progressed. The percentage of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents who say the election process is working has fallen from 46% to 30% since January. Democrats' and Democratic leaners' views haven't changed.
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they will leave with trump
 
evince said:
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/n...losing-faith-election-process-poll-fin/nqsbw/





Gallup pointed to the 68 percent of voters who believed at least one candidate for their party's presidential nomination would make a good president. The company also pointed to a recent New York Times/CBS News survey which found that 60 percent of Republican voters felt the party's presidential campaign made them feel "mostly embarrassed by the Republican Party rather than mostly proud."

"Republican establishment leaders' attempt to prevent Trump from getting the GOP nomination may be adding to rank-and-file Republicans' views that the process is not working, either because they support or because they oppose these efforts," Gallup said in an analysis of its survey
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this
 
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