> “While Trump plays a game of chicken on tariffs, a record number of Americans believe that free trade is good,” says Democratic pollster Jeff Horwitt at Hart Research Associates.
Horwitt is spinning his poll to make it seem like free trade is not what the trade war will result in. A majority of Americans support Trump. Don't make the 2016 mistake of trusting polls again...
>Horwitt is spinning his poll to make it seem like free trade is not what the trade war will result in.
And you're spinning it as 2/3rds supporting Trump's tariffs. Which is not the poll's question.
>A majority of Americans support Trump
What has this got to do with anything, even if true? Which it is not, see below.
>Don't make the 2016 mistake of trusting polls again...
What 2016 mistake? 2 million more voted against Trump than votd for him. He won because the electoral college is effective gerrymandered because of demographic changes. So you have zero basis to state that a majority of Americans support Trump for now.
I mean, you're the one quoting a poll, and saying it shows that 2/3rds support Trump's tariffs.
Which is wrong on two levels, first, that's not even what the poll shows, second, even if it did, if you're right about polls being wrong, then the poll is useless to measure public sentiment.
Also, you cannot just make up things without telling us how you arrived at those assertions.
> “While Trump plays a game of chicken on tariffs, a record number of Americans believe that free trade is good,” says Democratic pollster Jeff Horwitt at Hart Research Associates.
Horwitt is spinning his poll to make it seem like free trade is not what the trade war will result in. A majority of Americans support Trump. Don't make the 2016 mistake of trusting polls again...