For those who worked the Republican booth at the Great Fair, we had many happy Republicans visit us over the three days and a few disgruntled Democrats. This was reinforced by the results from the short survey that 67 visitors to our booth filled out.
Two Republicans and one Democrat were not happy with Donald Trump’s performance. One of the Republicans gave no reason and the other one suggested that he, “tone down his hyperboles.”
One Democrat and one Independent were very happy with the Donald.
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For those who worked the Republican booth at the Great Fair, we had many happy Republicans visit us over the three days and a few disgruntled Democrats. This was reinforced by the results from the short survey that 67 visitors to our booth filled out.
Two Republicans and one Democrat were not happy with Donald Trump’s performance. One of the Republicans gave no reason and the other one suggested that he, “tone down his hyperboles.”
One Democrat and one Independent were very happy with the Donald.
All the other Republicans (63) were very supportive and their answers to the question of “Why” had a common thread: “He followed up on campaign promises”; “He is doing what he promised”; “Doing what he said”; “Has my interests at heart”; “He is doing everything he said he would do”; “Doing what he promised on the campaign trail”; “He is doing exactly what he said he would”; “He is standing by his promises”; “Does as promised, doesn’t care about the popular opinion”; “Speaks his mind, doesn’t sugar coat anything” ; “He is keeping his promises and doing what is best for the nation”: “First time in my life someone cares about the people.”
Another frequently expressed sentiment was, “Working hard”; “Getting things done”; “Trump has done more in one month than Obama did in eight years”; “Best working President ever.”
Names that consistently came up when addressing the question about “Best Appointments” were Secretary of State Tillerson; Secretary of Defense Mattis; Homeland Security Kelly; Supreme Court Justice Gorsuch; Sessions; Carson; Kelly Ann; Scott Pruitt; Secretary of Education; all of them.
The last question on the survey was, “Top 3 Priorities?” Those most mentioned included: Tax reform; build the wall; welfare and immigration reform; Obamacare repeal; economy (jobs); seal the border; education; illegals out!
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