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Do you think the upcoming election boils down to a referendum on Trump?

Asked by stanleybmanly (24153points) October 4th, 2018
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LadyMarissa's avatar

YES!!!

LadyMarissa (16098points)“Great Answer” (2points)
johnpowell's avatar

Absolutely.

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JLeslie's avatar

Mosy yes, but also for several years now I have known a lot of people voting straight ticket Democrat who weren’t like that previously, or who were even registered Republicans previously, to not give the Republican Party one inch.

Edit: my husband was polled last week by the republicans and he told them he will not vote for one republican right now. I think this sort of feedback will cause some republicans to turn on Trump. It’s annoying, because I see it partly as just doing whatever to get elected.

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Tropical_Willie's avatar

Yupperdoodles !

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zenvelo's avatar

More so than usual during midterms. And Trump himself views it as a referendum on himself.

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notsoblond's avatar

Sure

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Demosthenes's avatar

Every midterm election is, in some ways, a referendum on the president.

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seawulf575's avatar

Possible. It might also be a referendum of the Repubs performance or the performance of the Dems. In fact, I would put forth that it OUGHT to be a referendum of Congress. This is a midterm, not a presidential election.

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