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Majority Says Trump Has Done ‘Too Little’ to Distance Himself From White Nationalists
A sizable majority says Trump stands for his beliefs, but only about a quarter view him as ‘even-tempered’
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- Majority Says Trump Has Done ‘Too Little’ to Distance Himself From White Nationalists
- Most Democrats say congressional Dems are keeping campaign promises
- Four-in-ten say Democrats in Congress are keeping their campaign promises
- Republicans’ views of GOP leaders’ job performance have fluctuated considerably in the past two years, but are much more positive now than before Trump took office
- Only about a third of Americans approve of both parties’ congressional leaders
- Wider partisan gap in Pelosi’s early job rating than at similar point in 2007
- Views of Trump’s respect for the nation’s democratic institutions have changed little since before the 2016 election
- More than four-in-ten Republicans say Trump definitely or probably has acted unethically; about twice as many Democrats say the same
- Persistent demographic, partisan differences in Trump’s job rating
- In his third year in office, a majority of Americans say Trump is ‘too impulsive’
- More than half of Dems say Trump stands for beliefs; fewer than half of Reps say he is ‘even-tempered’
- Pelosi’s job rating is somewhat more negative than positive
- Most think it’s at least probable that Trump has acted illegally or unethically
- A sizable majority says Trump stands for his beliefs, but only about a quarter view him as ‘even-tempered’
- Majority of public says Trump has done too little to distance himself from white nationalist groups