Baz Ares
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Nineteen House Republicans have announced they will be leaving Congress.
Republicans are now fleeing Congress at a similar rate as they did in advance of the 2018 midterms when Democrats captured the House majority by winning 41 seats.
Polling released last week suggests Republican voters — and their politicians on Capitol Hill — are increasingly exhausted by President Trump’s lies, corruption and bullying.
Fifty-six percent of Americans told the Associated Press poll they would not describe Trump as “honest.”
Almost half of Republicans can’t say that Trump is honest.
To be precise, only 53 percent of Republicans say the word "honest" describes Trump “very or extremely well,” according to the poll by The Associated Press–NORC.
That leaves a lot of Republicans to live with a painful reality.
They know Trump, a man they regard as less than fully honest, is likely to be at the top of the 2020 ticket for a Republican Party that advertises itself as the home of evangelicals, American tradition and family values.
And there is another poll result showing why congressional Republicans are looking for the exit.
The same poll found 61 percent of Americans think Trump has “little or no respect for the country’s democratic institutions and traditions.”
Remember, Trump is the leader of a party that loves to talk about the Founding Fathers and defending the Constitution and American traditions.
By the way, 26 percent of law-and-order loving Republicans admit in the poll that Trump does not care about the nation’s constitutional-based government.
And get this — 33 percent, a third of Republicans, said Trump does not make them “proud.”
Juan Williams: Republicans flee Trump
Welcome to Monday the day before Election on Tuesday for locals really.
And may the LIVE IMPEACHMENT HEARINGS BE GLORIOUSLY BAD
for the Great Douche and the DOPer Anti-America First Party! I'm sure these numbers
here above will improve for the Great El Douche'!
Republicans are now fleeing Congress at a similar rate as they did in advance of the 2018 midterms when Democrats captured the House majority by winning 41 seats.
Polling released last week suggests Republican voters — and their politicians on Capitol Hill — are increasingly exhausted by President Trump’s lies, corruption and bullying.
Fifty-six percent of Americans told the Associated Press poll they would not describe Trump as “honest.”
Almost half of Republicans can’t say that Trump is honest.
To be precise, only 53 percent of Republicans say the word "honest" describes Trump “very or extremely well,” according to the poll by The Associated Press–NORC.
That leaves a lot of Republicans to live with a painful reality.
They know Trump, a man they regard as less than fully honest, is likely to be at the top of the 2020 ticket for a Republican Party that advertises itself as the home of evangelicals, American tradition and family values.
And there is another poll result showing why congressional Republicans are looking for the exit.
The same poll found 61 percent of Americans think Trump has “little or no respect for the country’s democratic institutions and traditions.”
Remember, Trump is the leader of a party that loves to talk about the Founding Fathers and defending the Constitution and American traditions.
By the way, 26 percent of law-and-order loving Republicans admit in the poll that Trump does not care about the nation’s constitutional-based government.
And get this — 33 percent, a third of Republicans, said Trump does not make them “proud.”
Juan Williams: Republicans flee Trump
Welcome to Monday the day before Election on Tuesday for locals really.And may the LIVE IMPEACHMENT HEARINGS BE GLORIOUSLY BAD
for the Great Douche and the DOPer Anti-America First Party! I'm sure these numbers
here above will improve for the Great El Douche'!
