Latest Quinnipac Poll on Trump.

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https://poll.qu.edu/national/release-detail?ReleaseID=2554

The big takeaway is the independent's disapproval in my view

[Stallion]

1. Check Out Incredible Difference Between Whites With- and Without- a College Degree for each Question

two different worlds

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2. Thank You.

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3. from the poll, words most frequently used to describe separating children from parents

"Sad," "terrible," "bad," "wrong," are the words most frequently used by American voters to describe the practice of separating children from their parents when families try to enter the U.S. illegally, according to a Quinnipiac University National Poll released today.

In fact, the 18 words most frequently used in an open-ended question by the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pe-ack) University National Poll, allowing for any answer, are all negative.

The top words and the number of times they were used, not percentages, are:
Sad - 79 times;
Terrible - 67 times;
Bad - 53 times;
Wrong - 47 times;
Disgusted - 45 times;
Horrible - 39 times.

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5. We just have to hope people understand who is responsible.

Because there's a severe disconnect between policy and understanding who is responsible for said policy.

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4. The president gets negative grades on most character traits:

The president gets negative grades on most character traits:
58 - 38 percent say he is not honest;
55 - 43 percent say he does not have good leadership skills;
55 - 43 percent say he does not care about average Americans;
62 - 34 percent say he is not level-headed;
63 - 32 percent say he is a strong person;
57 - 39 say he is intelligent;
60 - 37 percent say he does not share their values;
62 - 36 percent say he does not provide the U.S. with moral leadership.

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7. Somewhat reassuring

[Garrett78]

6. 39% among white women, even though a majority of white women voted for Trump over Clinton.

A majority of white men are an absolute disgrace.

We have got to make college more affordable.

Lastly, 86% approval among Republicans is incredibly high. And they vote--without having to deal with suppression.