One-Third
Of Voters Think Civil War "Likely Soon" While 59% Say
Anti-Trump Liberals Will Resort To Violence
28
June, 2018
A
shocking 31% of voters say it's likely that the United States will
experience a second civil war over the next five years, according
to a new Rasmussen poll.
Breaking
it down by race, 44% of blacks think a second civil war is likely in
the next five years, while 28% of whites and 36% of other minority
voters are similarly concerned.
Other
highlights:
- While 31% of voters say civil war is "likely" in the next five years, 11% say it's "Very Likely"
- 59% of respondents are concerned that those opposed to Trump will resort to violence
- 37% of Democrats and 32% of Republicans fear that a second civil war is imminent
- Voters who believe the nation is divided has jumped from 50% before Trump's inauguration to 55%
- 42% of voters say the country is headed in the right direction - a figure which ran in the mid-to upper 20% range for most weeks during the last year of Obama's presidency
- 51% of voters blame Trump for his poor relationship with the media, however only 40% think it's possible for the president to do anything the media will approve of.
- 51% of voters agree with Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial candidate Matt Flynn, who said that his party is "pickled in identity politics and victimology."
Given
the spate of violence directed towards Trump supporters which began
during the 2016 election which has most recently manifested
itself in the form of stalking, public shaming and threatening Trump
officials, it's easy to see how nearly 1/3 of voters think civil war
is on the horizon. There are also scores of leftist hate groups
roaming around looking for a fight, as well documented by Far
Left Watch.
Then there are the "fake hate" stories coming predominantly from the left...
And watch out conservatives... they're 'training'
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