A plurality of Republicans thinks the news media is the enemy of the people

Which comes closer to your point of view: the news media is the enemy of the people or an important part of democracy?
ALL
Enemy 21%
Important 69%
REP
Enemy 44
Important 42
DEM
Enemy 5
Important 92
IND
Enemy 18
Important 72
(Quinnipiac U 11/14-19)https://t.co/06OHRuZFTl

— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) December 9, 2018

Gallup poll on Trump 11/26/18

Trump Job Approval: Approve 38% (-5); Disapprove 60% (+7). Get the full trend https://t.co/Pf5ueTjTFN.

— GallupNews (@GallupNews) November 26, 2018

After a brief blip last week, Trump's approval rating in the weekly Gallup poll is back down to 38%, right where it was the week before.

But, interestingly, his disapproval rating is up to 60%, which he hasn't hit in almost a year. pic.twitter.com/rqN7vusrs4

— Kevin M. Kruse (@KevinMKruse) November 26, 2018

new Gallup poll on how Americans view Trump's performance as president: 38% approve, 60% disapprove

— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) November 26, 2018

Trump’s overall 38%-60% approve/disapprove, broken down by groups:

Republicans: 79%-19%
white non-college: 56%-43%
men: 47%-51%
women: 29%-68%
white college grad: 29%-69%
age 18-34: 28%-69%
non-whites: 21%-74%
Democrats: 8%-90%

— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) November 27, 2018

Wide partisan gap on abortion

Unfortunately, it doesn’t matter what the public thinks. The conservative-dominated Supreme Court will either roll back Roe v Wade or cripple it.

If you’re into smaller government, why do you think the government should be able to say you can’t have an abortion? Republicans only want government interference when it agrees with their policies.

There is deep disagreement between – and within – the American political parties over abortion. In fact, the partisan divide on abortion is far wider than it was two decades ago. https://t.co/SAmYock5Rk pic.twitter.com/8TyKcqnARh

— Pew Research Fact Tank (@FactTank) November 6, 2018

There are signs that Democrats are unusually motivated by abortion this year. https://t.co/kM6Vey5rtr pic.twitter.com/BN9ac4WKIq

— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) November 6, 2018

Final pre-election congressional poll

JUST IN: Democratic House candidates lead Republicans 52-44% among likely voters in the final @ABC News/Washington Post pre-election poll.

The Democrats’ lead has narrowed from 14 percentage points in August to eight points now. https://t.co/FuONyK9oKq

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) November 4, 2018

Gallup poll on Trump – 10/29/18

Quite a drop. Trump slides from 44-50 to 40-54 in Gallup.https://t.co/j39pfxP9SM pic.twitter.com/O19ou3aSEy

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) October 29, 2018

Since Gallup polled through Sunday, this is a first glimpse into how the public is reacting to Trump's divisive rhetoric about last week's violence. @latimes also polled through Sunday and found a 4 point shift to Democratic candidates. https://t.co/izI9WAf8YJ https://t.co/8jwnzQyPmY

— Chris Lu (@ChrisLu44) October 29, 2018

GALLUP: President Trump's job approval rating is 40% 👍 to 54% 👎, a net decrease of 8 points since last week. pic.twitter.com/vA5s6CxvTI

— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) October 29, 2018

“Older People Are Worse Than Young People at Telling Fact from Opinion”

This explains some Trump voters – they are vulnerable to lies.

When it comes to differentiating factual from opinion news statements, age matters. https://t.co/fOmGerN3Sw pic.twitter.com/gbHhiKgEay

— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) October 23, 2018

A thing I run into a lot is older conservatives who fail to understand the credibility difference between an NYT or even Fox report versus an anonymous commenter on Conservative Treehouse. This study goes a long way towards explaining why! https://t.co/sgk94AY8I9

— Will Sommer (@willsommer) October 23, 2018

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