Trump Says Voters Are Angry With Republicans—But Not With Him. Here’s What Polls Show
President Donald Trump is claiming that voters are angry with Republicans—but not with him. In an interview with Punchbowl News released on Friday, the President asserted that he gets “a tremendous vote,” while expressing concerns about support for his party.
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President Donald Trump is claiming that voters are angry with Republicans—but not with him. In an interview with Punchbowl News released on Friday, the President asserted that he gets “a tremendous vote,” while expressing concerns about support for his party. “If I don’t run, will those people go out and vote?” Trump said. “The question is, will they vote?
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- President Donald Trump is claiming that voters are angry with Republicans—but not with him. In an interview with Punchbowl News released on Friday, the President asserted that he gets “a tremendous vote,” while expressing concerns about support for his party.
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Trump Says Voters Are Angry With Republicans—But Not With Him. Here’s What Polls Show
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