YouGov Poll: We’re All “Extremists” Now

WHITE PILL.

For those who are blackpilled by Blumpf losing after blowing a winnable election, pick yourself up off the floor. Get a grip, man. We’ve got good news for once.

Yahoo News:

“By the numbers: Asked to respond to a statement once considered Republican Party orthodoxy — “Cutting the rate of taxes paid by the richest Americans helps to increase economic growth for all of us” — 46% said they disagreed.

One-third disputed whether cutting taxes on large corporations helps increase economic growth for everyone.

60% said foreign trade helps the U.S. economy while 40% said it hurts.

40% said foreign trade creates more jobs for Americans while 60% said it reduces the number of jobs for Americans.

55% said controlling the cost of Medicare to taxpayers is more important, but 45% said it’s more important to ensure seniors get the health care they need regardless of cost.

63% said it’s more important to keep Social Security benefits at current levels even if it means raising payroll taxes, but 37% favored keeping a lid on payroll taxes even if it means cutting benefits for future retirees.

But, but, but: Nearly nine in 10 supported construction of a U.S.-Mexico border wall, supported U.S. employers certifying workers’ citizenship, worried about rising anti-white discrimination and said Christian faith is essential to American greatness but under attack.

Between the lines: There’s real division inside the Trump coalition about the future of the GOP.

66% said they’re more supporters of former President Trump than of the Republican Party.

37% said the party is on the wrong track.

40% said Republicans care more about helping people make more money than helping people live decent lives.

54% said they’d definitely support Trump in 2024, if he ran again.

“But economics definitely divides the Trump coalition. … All the things that defined economic thinking before Trump are now a complete split.” Shifting back to conservative economic ideas could be “like opening a door for the Democrats to run through.”

I can’t wait to dive into the details of this poll.

If this is true, then 9 out of 10 Trump voters support immigration restriction and feel threatened by anti-White discrimination and the growth of secularism. 2/3rds of Republicans identify more with Trump over the GOP establishment and 1/2 of the party is populist on economics.

In other words, the Republican donor class, the conservative establishment, elected Republicans and especially the Republican policy agenda is RADICALLY out of alignment with their own voters.