In a nutshell, almost all the right-wing “anti-woke” and culture-war policies being pushed in GOP circles are decidedly unpopular outside of the GOP bubble. The only exception is the proposition that transgender women should not be allowed to compete in women’s sports. On that, most people apply common sense.
The focus of the following article is the well-publicized “anti-woke” policies pushed by Governor DeSantis to curry favor with MAGA voters. It is a recurring GOP problem writ large – what it takes to get a Republican nomination is poison for the General election.
DeSantis is currently about 15 points behind the criminal Trump among likely GOP voters, so all of his “anti-woke” pandering is yielding very little but future problems. Sad. 😢
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The questions seem pretty strongly loaded to me.
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“The questions seem pretty strongly loaded to me.”
Maybe so, but is that because a blunt description of what the GOP is actually doing off-putting for most Americans?
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You could change the wording of the questions and get totally different results.
Polls should not try to invite the responses the pollster wants.
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Well, I encourage all of you people to continue to believe that you “anti-woke” crusade is a winning political strategy. Keep it up. Double down on it. Arrest Rihanna for being raunchy. Go for it.
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“Polls should not try to invite the responses the pollster wants.”
Unless YOU get what you wat out of them. Just ask Scot Adams about his Rasmussen poll debacle.
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The “blunt description” may not be accurate.
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