I've read repeatedly that 70% of Republicans—ALL Republicans—believe Trump won the 2020 election. And these are responsible sources, not one coin-flipper being quote and requoted.
And while I see some variation in support for the pro-choice position I have never seen it as high as 80%
I've read repeatedly that 70% of Republicans—ALL Republicans—believe Trump won the 2020 election. And these are responsible sources, not one coin-flipper being quote and requoted.
And while I see some variation in support for the pro-choice position I have never seen it as high as 80%
Closest I could find for the Trump claim is that 59% of Republicans think it's "important to believe that Trump won" Which is truly fascinating framing!😅 I'd love to see how the poll was designed and find out how they arrived at that wording.
I've read repeatedly that 70% of Republicans—ALL Republicans—believe Trump won the 2020 election. And these are responsible sources, not one coin-flipper being quote and requoted.
And while I see some variation in support for the pro-choice position I have never seen it as high as 80%
The 80% figure is from a recent Gallup poll (https://news.gallup.com/poll/1576/abortion.aspx). Again, this is support for the idea that abortion should be legal in at least some cases.
Closest I could find for the Trump claim is that 59% of Republicans think it's "important to believe that Trump won" Which is truly fascinating framing!😅 I'd love to see how the poll was designed and find out how they arrived at that wording.