These recent polls may reflect Trump’s latest comments ie, “9/11 was GWB’s fault”.
Trump’s supporters still believe GWB did a good job after 9/11, they may have been offended at his statements.
Could be. Why not at the state level then, except IA?
I’m a Trump supporter who voted for George W. Bush in 2000 and 2004, and I was not offended by Trump’s comments.
My biggest issue with W. was his post 9/11 actions.
Allowing the Saudis to fly back home with a day or two of the attacks, while the rest of the people in America weren’t even allowed to take a Piper Cub aloft....
Calling Islam a “Religion of Peace”.....
Allowing huge numbers of muslim “immigrants” to re-settle in America.....
Cranking up the police state apparatus via the newly-created Department of Homeland Security and TSA while leaving our southern border wide open, and pushing amnesty, along with that arrogant “See you at the signing” comment.
>>Trump’s supporters still believe GWB did a good job after 9/11, they may have been offended at his statements.<<
I doubt it, but anyone who hadn’t really settled on a GOP candidate yet certainly should have been, and probably was.
Any previous Trump supporters here who changed your mind as a result of his Bush not keeping us safe comment? Anyone?
I think what’s happening is that the anti-Bush/anti-Trump crowd (yes, Trump supporters, that crowd does exist and it’s YUUGE by the way) are somewhat indifferent to whether Rubio or Cruz or Fiorina or Carson emerge from the pack. When one does, as Carson currently is, some change their previous preference and go with the one emerging.
After all, if neither Bush nor Trump get the nomination, that’s eventually what’s got to happen, i.e., voters have to find another candidate to concentrate on primarily. (pun not intended, but hey, it works.)