[Engraved-on-His-hands]

Here is a link to the actual poll:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/page/2010-2019/WashingtonPost/2015/07/20/National-Politics/Polling/release_401.xml

[Califreak]

Wasn’t his “hateful rhetoric” supposed to be his utter undoing by now?

[Mariner]

There are dozens of folks here on FR that thought Trump would top out at 15%.

He's at 25% and has double the support of either Bush or Walker.

One thing this will do is dry up money for the true vanity candidates...Graham, Perry, Huckabee...and even some "favored" candidates like Cruz and Rubio.

So far, that's a service that should be appreciated. The vanity candidates are stalking horses for Bush.

[11th Commandment]

Supporting Trump is like flying the Confederate flag. Most of us would not even think of it, but when the elitist in Washington tell you what you can fly and who you can't vote for, the exact opposite happens.

[longtermmemmory]

now we know why the Media “blacked out” the poll numbers. They were censoring and trying to game the numbers. Which reporter will cry first?

[familyop]

It’s a trap.

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Q: If Donald Trump wins the Republican nomination for
president would you definitely vote for him in the general election for president in 2016, would you consider voting for him or would you definitely not vote for him?
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Definitely would vote for

14

%

Would consider voting for

20

Definitely would NOT vote for

62

No opinion

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[Bernard]

If Donald Trump clears the field of the 1% vanity candidates AND gets all of the candidates involved in an honest discussion about what the American people want in regards to illegal aliens he will have performed a valuable service to America.

Our republic should be resilient enough to survive 8 years of Obama in the White House. I look forward to a new President starting January 20, 2017.

[Darren McCarty]

If this is true, then 76% don't support him, and 24% are gullible by talk.

Deeds, not words. I'll stick with Cruz.

[Monorprise]

Can’t say i care what he said about John McCain, I think most of us know far worse could be said about that back stabbing democrat in republican clothing.

Was John McCain a war hero? I think that is really like giving a medal for showing up. Maybe that’s popular among some parents and schools today but its not terribly honest nor is it teaching kids that vital lesion that in life honor and greatness must be earned and only those few who work the hardest and are the most successful can get it.

Like wise Hero should be reserved for those who display uncommon heroics. Just showing up is not enough.