Well, bye.
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Lots of weird stuff in there:
41% of Biden voters want blue states to split off.
Frankly I'm surprised by that.
40% of voters in both parties favor abolishing the checks and balances built into federal government and handing essentially full control to the president.
What could possibly go wrong?
Forty-six percent of Biden voters at least somewhat agreed, 22% strongly, with the statement: 'It would be better for America if whoever is president could take needed actions without being constrained by Congress or the courts.' Forty-four percent of Trump voters at least somewhat agreed, 19% strongly.
So, ⅔ of each group wants a dicatatorship. Am I reading that right?
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Lots of weird stuff in there:
41% of Biden voters want blue states to split off.
Frankly I'm surprised by that.
40% of voters in both parties favor abolishing the checks and balances built into federal government and handing essentially full control to the president.
What could possibly go wrong?
Forty-six percent of Biden voters at least somewhat agreed, 22% strongly, with the statement: 'It would be better for America if whoever is president could take needed actions without being constrained by Congress or the courts.' Forty-four percent of Trump voters at least somewhat agreed, 19% strongly.
So, ⅔ of each group wants a dicatatorship. Am I reading that right?
@george-k said in Well, bye.:
Lots of weird stuff in there:
41% of Biden voters want blue states to split off.
Frankly I'm surprised by that.
40% of voters in both parties favor abolishing the checks and balances built into federal government and handing essentially full control to the president.
What could possibly go wrong?
Forty-six percent of Biden voters at least somewhat agreed, 22% strongly, with the statement: 'It would be better for America if whoever is president could take needed actions without being constrained by Congress or the courts.' Forty-four percent of Trump voters at least somewhat agreed, 19% strongly.
So, ⅔ of each group wants a dicatatorship. Am I reading that right?
No, slightly less than half.
The Brad
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@george-k said in Well, bye.:
Lots of weird stuff in there:
41% of Biden voters want blue states to split off.
Frankly I'm surprised by that.
40% of voters in both parties favor abolishing the checks and balances built into federal government and handing essentially full control to the president.
What could possibly go wrong?
Forty-six percent of Biden voters at least somewhat agreed, 22% strongly, with the statement: 'It would be better for America if whoever is president could take needed actions without being constrained by Congress or the courts.' Forty-four percent of Trump voters at least somewhat agreed, 19% strongly.
So, ⅔ of each group wants a dicatatorship. Am I reading that right?
No, slightly less than half.
@lufins-dad said in Well, bye.:
No, slightly less than half.
I misread the statement "Forty-six percent of Biden voters at least somewhat agreed, 22% strongly, with the statement" as being additive.
No coffee at that time of posting...
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@george-k said in Well, bye.:
Lots of weird stuff in there:
41% of Biden voters want blue states to split off.
Frankly I'm surprised by that.
40% of voters in both parties favor abolishing the checks and balances built into federal government and handing essentially full control to the president.
What could possibly go wrong?
Forty-six percent of Biden voters at least somewhat agreed, 22% strongly, with the statement: 'It would be better for America if whoever is president could take needed actions without being constrained by Congress or the courts.' Forty-four percent of Trump voters at least somewhat agreed, 19% strongly.
So, ⅔ of each group wants a dicatatorship. Am I reading that right?
No, slightly less than half.
@lufins-dad said in Well, bye.:
@george-k said in Well, bye.:
So, ⅔ of each group wants a dicatatorship. Am I reading that right?
No, slightly less than half.
