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onetexan

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32. Unless they share it we don't know that for a fact.

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Mon Sep 2, 2024, 09:40 AM

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Republicans support Trump in very similar amounts as past nominees. How [View all] DontBelieveEastisEas Sep 2024 OP

Greatest moral collapse in US history. Irish_Dem Sep 2024 #1

There are quite a few signs that many republicans won't be voting for him. Think. Again. Sep 2024 #2

Dont go by polls, they arent accurate getagrip_already Sep 2024 #3

Thanks you cheered me up Tribetime Sep 2024 #7

Don't kid yourself that any polling error is hiding some HUGE shift in support for Trump RidinWithHarris Sep 2024 #16

In the South it has much to do with racism. Personal experience cause that's where I keep all my stuff. notemason Sep 2024 #4

And not limited to the South, I suspect. n/t Mister Ed Sep 2024 #18

No. The midwest has a lot of support for Trump, and most states have right-wing pockets. Lonestarblue Sep 2024 #27

Limbaugh launched in 1988. At its peak his show was on 650 radio stations. Phoenix61 Sep 2024 #30

See: Michigan n/t snpsmom Sep 2024 #28

They support him because Dave in VA Sep 2024 #5

Not only that but I question this whole "not ALL Republicans/Conservatives are like that" jazz Montauk6 Sep 2024 #6

Right Cosmocat Sep 2024 #21

I don't believe that...what an hmm interesting post. Demsrule86 Sep 2024 #8

"hmm interesting" please expand of what is the "hmmm" part. Links supporting his support on your other response, DontBelieveEastisEas Sep 2024 #12

Where is you link supporting your argument and post? Demsrule86 Sep 2024 #9

Here are some links to support his level of support. DontBelieveEastisEas Sep 2024 #11

My north TX neighborhood had alot more signage up in support of GOP candidates. So far i've only seen 4 trump signs onetexan Sep 2024 #10

They are still going go to vote for him Cosmocat Sep 2024 #22

Unless they share it we don't know that for a fact. onetexan Sep 2024 #32

Fox news and other information silos Bucky Sep 2024 #13

I occasionally look at their website. It is an obvious tabloid of hit pieces. And makes me sad that others DontBelieveEastisEas Sep 2024 #14

Some republicans, especially women, are afraid to tell a pollster what they really think. Chasing Dreams Sep 2024 #15

meh Cosmocat Sep 2024 #23

Meh back at you. Do your homework. Chasing Dreams Sep 2024 #39

Back at you Cosmocat Sep 2024 #40

the GOP stunk it up long before Trump arrived on the scene Skittles Sep 2024 #17

Its political tribalism MistakenLamb Sep 2024 #19

I agree. Scruffy1 Sep 2024 #24

Never underestimate the power of the Magic R. Emile Sep 2024 #20

The "split" won't occur until we beat him this fall AND he dies or Cosmocat Sep 2024 #25

Nah... Think. Again. Sep 2024 #26

The 21st-century Republican party is running as their nominee for president a Russia-loving rapist Walleye Sep 2024 #29

It just shows what a disgusting party and cult they are in. SamKnause Sep 2024 #31

More relying on polls. lees1975 Sep 2024 #33

It comes down to empathy Buckeyeblue Sep 2024 #34

The separatists that emigrated to Virginia-- LuvLoogie Sep 2024 #35

Cowardice of the crowd. nt hay rick Sep 2024 #36

Because a lot of republicans left the party SocialDemocrat61 Sep 2024 #37

The stats may not say what you think they do Zoomie1986 Sep 2024 #38