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To: Innovative

“But a CNN/SSRS survey published Sunday shows a majority of the public blames the President, with 55% saying he is more responsible for the shutdown than are Democrats in Congress, while 32% say the blame rests mostly with the Democrats.”

MAYBE 10% of the electorate sees the shutdown as a big issue.

While the border wall is the great question of the day, and everyone thinks it’s important one way or another. It’s crystallized, binary and symbolic of two different world views.

Let’s hope POTUS stays the course, because if he does he will prevail.


14 posted on 01/14/2019 11:22:05 AM PST by Mariner (War Criminal #18)
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To: Mariner

The survey was of “Americans”, NOT citizens.

No mention about how many were here illegally.


32 posted on 01/14/2019 11:31:48 AM PST by Innovative
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To: Mariner

“But a CNN/SSRS survey published Sunday shows a majority of the public blames the President [...]”

You actually believe polls? And polls by CNN? Seriously???


37 posted on 01/14/2019 11:36:06 AM PST by LaRueLaDue
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To: Mariner
Let’s hope POTUS stays the course, because if he does he will prevail.

The RATs' sole objective is to deny President Trump a win, no matter what the cost. Nothing else matters.

48 posted on 01/14/2019 11:53:51 AM PST by JimRed ( TERM LIMITS, NOW! Build the Wall Faster! TRUTH is the new HATE SPEECH.)
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To: Mariner

Why do they even ask people who didn’t vote? If only a third of the country voted, then their opinion is the only one that matters.


58 posted on 01/14/2019 12:33:04 PM PST by caver
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