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Based on our poll with Ipsos, there's some evidence that so far, Republican voters seem to have a more cohesive narrative of impeachment than Democratic voters do. "Republican" words are used much more frequently by Republicans than "Democratic" words are used by Democrats:pic.twitter.com/6hRjRJfsO7
44% of Republicans used at least one of the top ten party words from the previous chart, compared to 34% of Democrats. And 10% of Republicans used *3 or more* of the words, compared to just 2% of Democrats.pic.twitter.com/spql68dOAv
Striking: only *1.5%* of Democrats mentioned the word "Ukraine" at all (and yes, that includes "Ukrainian" and misspellings)
Dems less likely to parrot party line. A positive in my eyes.
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