Column: Trump and Vance are angry about fact-checking at the debates. Here's what voters think

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : ""But the people on television say their dog was eaten by the people that went there," Trump insisted in the course of a rant that launched a kajillion memes.
26% : In any case, Muir didn't just have a journalistic obligation to call Trump on his race-baiting lie.
24% : In the first and only vice presidential debate last week, Ohio Sen. JD Vance picked up where Trump left off, blaming "illegal" immigrants in places such as Springfield for overwhelming schools and hospitals and driving up the price of real estate.
23% : "The F-word, by the way, is apparently Kelly's go-to response in defense of Trump.
19% : Kelly, who herself famously tangled with Trump as a debate moderator for Fox News, also once insisted that Santa Claus cannot possibly be Black because he "just is white.
16% : "Once Project 2025's radical plan to overhaul the executive branch became widely known and the public reacted negatively, Trump pretended as if he'd never heard of it.

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