Poll: Majority of Republicans Support Trump's Muslim Ban

thehill.com ^ | December 09, 2015

[Helicondelta]

Nearly two-thirds of likely GOP primary voters support Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump's proposal to ban Muslims from coming into the country, a new poll found.

A Bloomberg Politics/Purple Strategies PulsePoll released Wednesday found that the real estate mogul's latest remarks are backed by 65 percent of likely GOP voters. When told both sides of the argument, support for Trump's proposal remained relatively unchanged at 64 percent.

[erkelly]

I can’t imagine Trump settling for the vice presidency, which would mean business as usual.

[angry elephant]

Speaker Paul Ryan denounced Trump yesterday claiming his idea didn’t represent the Republican Party or the country.”

Various FOX radio shows have been laughing at Trump for days. They should really be ashamed of their “Fair and Balanced” when so much of the populace support Trump. They are calling Trump supporters loonies and whackos and reading the most unhinged email that they can find.

It is shocking.

[crosdaddy]

What’s shocking is the large number of FReepers that support Fox News .

[angry elephant]

What’s shocking is the large number of FReepers that support Fox News.”

My radio turns on to the station that carries Rush. Unfortunately I have the before and after shows sometimes with the Trump bashing. I never turn on the FOX TV bobbleheads.

[Innovative]

“The establishment candidates are beyond out of touch with reality with the exception of Cruz and that’s who I’m for. “

Big question: But could Cruz beat Hillary?

I don’t think so. But I think Trump can.

[Democratic-Republican]

'Speaker Paul Ryan denounced Trump yesterday claiming his idea didn’t represent the Republican Party or the country.'

Trump could add a few more percent with a simple remark like this:

So little Paulie Ryan thinks he speaks for the Republican party and the even country now? This from the guy who lost a debate to the dumbest person in the United States Senate, that idiot Biden? I got three words for you, vacate the chair.

( that's more or less word for word from Mark Levin ). I suspect that Trump is keeping his power dry for Ryan since he will need to steamroll him later if he is still Speaker should Trump win the White House.

I just wish someone would wipe that smirk off his little girly man face ( and no Paul, the beard doesn't butch you up, it makes you look as 'hip' as those other wussies Jonah Goldberg and Steve Hayes ).

[Democratic-Republican]

oops, typo ...

Ryan thinks he speaks for the Republican party and the even country now?

Ryan thinks he speaks for the Republican party and even the country now?

[jmaroneps37]

Headline writer must have learned Common Core math. 2/3 is a lot more than a “majority” which is 51%. But the point is made. Once again Trump shows the way.

[trebb]

64%?

That is not a majority.

That is a SUPER Majority.

And some of the simply worded polls (Do you agree/disagree/don't know) showed over 75% without specifying party-lines...

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[Jeff Head]

Here's two very telling average polls of the national GOP Presidential Primary over the last few months.

The first mine is mine, showing the average of four national polls each week since September 1st.

The second is Real Clear Politics average polls over the last three months.

They hoth tell the same story...that Trump is pouring it on, and that Cruz is establishing himself at this time as the 2nd place contender, with Carson falling off, Rubio holding down 4th place, and the others (All of them) barely registering. INf act the fifth place drops all the way to 304%.

My Polling data, with the latest poll on top and the running averages below):



RealClear Politics data, with the latest poll on top and the running averages below):