Z E R O P E R C E N T.
WILD.
I wouldn't have believed the tweet if the poll weren't real ... and by Gallup, no less!
Technically, the number is not zero, but "less than 1%."
0.4%, to be exact.
More from Newsweek:
According to Gallup, 31 percent of Americans currently say they are satisfied with the direction of the country — down from 38 percent in May, which was the highest reading since Trump returned to office in January.
The survey found the split between Democrats and Republicans on this is its widest since 2001.
While 76 percent of Republicans say they are satisfied with the direction of the country, just 0.4 percent of Democrats said the same. The 76-point gap is the highest Gallup has ever recorded on the measure, though a 75-point gap was recorded in May and 74-point gaps in March and July.
Here's the link to the study results.
Could it be that all the Democrat responses were like this? 👇
😂
Gallup says America is about as divided as it was right before the 2020 election.
Ninety-three percent of Republicans approve of Trump's overall job performance, compared with just 1% of Democrats, a 92-point gap. This ties the record for the largest partisan divide in Gallup's presidential approval trends, first recorded in October 2020, right before the 2020 election.
A few more data points:
Is Gallup's data accurate? Are their experts sliding in reliability from the expert class across all sectors of society?
Or are Democrats really that disconnected from the rest of us?
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