The republican way - 2 in 3 MAGA voters say they’d support GOP candidate accused of sexual assault: Poll

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The media was all over the democrat in Maine, but the Ohio republican is barely mention in the broadcast media.

2 in 3 MAGA voters say they’d support GOP candidate accused of sexual assault: Poll

More than half of MAGA voters say they would support a Republican candidate accused of sexual assault, according to a new poll. In a recent Politico poll, 66 percent of MAGA voters who cast their ball...

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More than half of MAGA voters say they would support a Republican candidate accused of sexual assault, according to a new poll.

In a recent Politico poll, 66 percent of MAGA voters who cast their ballot for President Trump in his last contest for the White House said they would back a GOP candidate even if "a former partner has accused the Republican candidate of sexual assault" rather than support the Democratic candidate in a hypothetical congressional race.

Twenty-five percent of the MAGA voters said they would not cast their ballot for either candidate in the same hypothetical race, while 9 percent of the same group said they would cast their ballot for the Democrat.

In a larger group of Republican-leaning respondents, 42 percent said they would cast their ballot for the GOP candidate accused of sexual assault, while 11 percent went for the Democrat and 47 percent went for neither.

 

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View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GT1rUJNuSu8

 

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More than half of MAGA voters say they would support a Republican candidate accused of sexual assault, according to a new poll.

Surprise!! Surprise!! Surprise!!

 

[Fiyah]

BREAKING: CNN's Kasie Hunt Corners Jim Jordan Over His Support for Colleague Accused of Abuse

Kasie Hunt did not let Jim Jordan hide behind "I've not heard all this."

Sitting across from the Ohio congressman on her CNN show, Hunt pressed Jordan on why he is still campaigning for Rep. Max Miller, whose ex-wife accused him in divorce filings of horrifying abuse, including throwing hot water on her, holding a gun to her head, and fracturing their young daughter's collarbone. Miller denies it. Jordan tried to wave the whole thing away as "a family matter" and called Miller "a good man."

Hunt was not having it. She laid out the allegations in detail, and when Jordan claimed he had never heard any of it, she reminded him it was reported by The New York Times.

Then she closed the trap. Hunt played a clip of Jordan attacking Democrats over a Maine candidate accused of abuse and asked the obvious question: why does that standard not apply to Republicans clinging to this seat? Jordan fumbled, changed the subject, and reached for anything else to talk about.

It was a textbook example of what happens when a journalist refuses to accept a dodge as an answer. Jordan wanted a friendly family-values framing. Hunt handed him the actual record and made him sit in it.