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https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/plum-line/wp/2017/04/27/trumps-lies-are-working-brilliantly-this-new-poll-proves-it/?utm_term=.073509569e05

80 percent of Trump voters think it’s a bigger problem that news organizations produce false stories, while only 3 percent of them think it’s a bigger problem that the Trump administration makes false claims. (Among Republicans overall, this is 69-14.)

Only 17 percent of Trump voters think the Trump administration regularly makes false claims, while 76 percent of Trump voters think it doesn’t. (Among Republicans overall, this is 31-65.)

By contrast, 78 percent of Trump voters think that news organizations regularly produce false stories, while only 19 percent of them think otherwise. (Among Republicans overall, this is 70-27.)

Meanwhile, 84 percent of Trump voters think he’s keeping most of his major campaign promises, while only 4 percent think he isn’t, and 89 percent of them think he’s honest and trustworthy.

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[jammerbirdi]

[UK1996]

With all due respect, name calling isn't going to help when it comes to getting people to look and try to understand your beliefs. I'm not saying it doesn't happen on both sides. We need to come together as Americans and try to understand different viewpoints than our own. Something else in general people need to do is research the candidates, and not vote down party lines.
For the most part people seem to be married to the idea that if you agree with a political party on one issue you have to agree with all the issues. That is not the case.

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