U.S. adults think of negative feelings, the news media, President Trump, and more when asked about made-up news

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June 4, 2019

Partisans are divided on whether they associate the news media or Trump with ‘made-up’ news

U.S. adults think of negative feelings, the news media, President Trump, and more when asked about made-up news

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U.S. adults think of negative feelings, the news media, President Trump, and more when asked about made-up news

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Partisans are divided on whether they associate the news media or Trump with ‘made-up’ news
Republicans more likely to tie made-up news to the news media; Democrats more likely to think of Trump

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