52% of Republicans say they'd support postponing 2020 elections if Trump said it were necessary to stop voter fraud.http://wapo.st/2wFNQ4i?tid=ss_tw&utm_term=.d425b29d16f0 …
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And 56% of Republicans say they'd support it if Republicans in Congress agreed with the President.
I don't believe the numbers would be this high in a real such scenario, but they do underscore how fragile democracy can be.
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And how important leadership is in shaping voters' perceptions (in this case, on Trump's bogus voter fraud claims) and commitment to norms.
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Mr. McMullin, it's time to stop trying to save the GOP. It's time to start saving America FROM the GOP. Declare your independence today.
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Other polling strongly suggests large majorities are rejecting Trump's efforts to degrade our institutions:http://wapo.st/2vfpBf5
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I had never thought about how Trump's tweets attempt to deflect intolerable micro aggressions, creating a safe-space for himself! Exactly!
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Sad how little Americans value and romanticize our Founding ideals. Our education system has failed us because we haven't prioritized it.
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Eh. What % of the country is registered republican? 20?
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Key is huge push to register voters. Registration is non-partisan but Dem policy speaks to more Americans than GOP.
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