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WINNING: 73% of American voters have been following the debate about critical race theory and believe it "will make race relations worse" by a 19-point margin. The American people—including a plurality of independents and racial minorities—reject CRT.pic.twitter.com/lesZ3Md0YN
It's important to note: • Latinos and Asians oppose critical race theory by a 2:1 margin—slightly *more than white voters.* • Independents oppose critical race theory nearly 4:1. The anti-CRT coalition is broad and multiracial; political leaders cannot ignore us.
I'd wait for another pollster before getting too excited.https://twitter.com/Rasmussen_Poll/status/1419685246795227139?s=20 …
While I wish these numbers were true, this is a misinterpretation of the attached data. 73% say they have been following the debate closet. 43% of those people say it would make it worse.
Not implying malice, but that's in line with his summation
Good job! 
My business associates are from half a dozen different nationalities. When crt comes up they just laugh about it. Everyone knows its bs junk theory.
Unfortunately, my conservative, middle-class white female friends think it's a red herring or not really as bad as people make it out to be. So there's still that to contend with.
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