MSNBCTrump suggests releasing poll results he dislikes 'should be illegal'
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
42% : Trump won Iowa with relative ease in the last two election cycles; the Hawkeye State has been drifting into deeper shades of red in recent years; and as recently as June, when President Joe Biden was still seeking a second term, the same pollster found the former president ahead by 18 points.40% : Shortly after the newspaper published the polling results, Trump published an item on his social media platform condemning the data as "heavily skewed ... by a Trump hater.
20% : "What does Trump intend to do about pollsters who release data that he considers "illegal"?
19% : "Trump went on to describe polls -- at least the ones that tell him what he doesn't want to hear -- as "corrupt.
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