JUburton wrote:almost at the point where i think men should be put in concentration camps

Nearly half (49%) said the league should punish those athletes, while 46% said it shouldn't.

More than three-quarters of conservatives (79%) favor punishing those athletes, but just 17% of liberals do.

Generationally, support for punishing those athletes climbs with age, with only 35% of millennials backing punishment, compared with 46% of Gen-Xers, 56% of young boomers, 58% of old boomers, and 62% of those over age 71.

Regionally, enforcing the national anthem guideline gets its strongest support from rural Americans (63% of whom say the athletes should face disciplinary action), and the least support among urban dwellers (41%).

By gender, the split is 55% men vs. 44% of women who favor enforcing the policy.

Meanwhile, a 33% say they're less likely to watch NFL games because of the protests, nearly three times as many as say they're more likely to watch (12%). Fifty-four percent say it makes no difference.

pacino wrote:Morning Consult tracks Trump's popularity state by state, month by month

slugsrbad wrote:here's a link to the article:

https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-des ... ir-stories

pacino wrote:Morning Consult tracks Trump's popularity state by state, month by month

he still has Appalachia, the Deep South, the Mountain States and the Bread Basket. the West Coast and Northeast are gone and the Southeast, Midwest and Southwest are going away; the thing is, these places are where most of our people live.

if you could make PA three states, the southwestern portions that aren't the city of Pittsburgh would still have very high approval ratings, the Southeast would have a very low approval rating, and the T would be showing huge cracks for Trump.

JUburton wrote:

slugsrbad wrote:here's a link to the article:

https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-des ... ir-stories

NYT with another piece with allegations from paltrow, jolie, among others.

slugsrbad wrote:here's a link to the article:

https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-des ... ir-stories

pacino wrote:Morning Consult tracks Trump's popularity state by state, month by month

he still has Appalachia, the Deep South, the Mountain States and the Bread Basket. the West Coast and Northeast are gone and the Southeast, Midwest and Southwest are going away; the thing is, these places are where most of our people live.

if you could make PA three states, the southwestern portions that aren't the city of Pittsburgh would still have very high approval ratings, the Southeast would have a very low approval rating, and the T would be showing huge cracks for Trump.

Werthless wrote:

pacino wrote:Morning Consult tracks Trump's popularity state by state, month by month

he still has Appalachia, the Deep South, the Mountain States and the Bread Basket. the West Coast and Northeast are gone and the Southeast, Midwest and Southwest are going away; the thing is, these places are where most of our people live.

if you could make PA three states, the southwestern portions that aren't the city of Pittsburgh would still have very high approval ratings, the Southeast would have a very low approval rating, and the T would be showing huge cracks for Trump.

PA went from +10 to -6. Ugly.

Soren wrote:

Werthless wrote:

pacino wrote:Morning Consult tracks Trump's popularity state by state, month by month

he still has Appalachia, the Deep South, the Mountain States and the Bread Basket. the West Coast and Northeast are gone and the Southeast, Midwest and Southwest are going away; the thing is, these places are where most of our people live.

if you could make PA three states, the southwestern portions that aren't the city of Pittsburgh would still have very high approval ratings, the Southeast would have a very low approval rating, and the T would be showing huge cracks for Trump.

PA went from +10 to -6. Ugly.

I wonder how many moderate Bucks Co republicans were flipped.

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