Frank Luntz Says He's 'Never Seen a Candidate More Determine to Blow An Election' Than Trump
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36% Somewhat Conservative
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65% ReliableFair
- Policy Leaning
50% Medium Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
-33% Negative
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53% : But he is not."Trump, who is still within striking distance in the polls of the White House and the favorite to win according to Nate Silver, has advantages in the current political climate, according to Luntz.29% : "Trump was widely condemned for the post, which critics argue has the hallmarks of authoritarian leadership and would undermine the independence of the Department of Justice.
25% : But if Trump behaves baldly on Tuesday, he will lose the debate...
18% : Luntz added:Instead of talking about affordability and immigration security (the top public issues), Trump is once again screaming about prosecuting his opponents.
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