“Americans have strong opinions on the best and worst states in the country, but a YouGov analysis finds that (like many parts of the country’s discourse) many of the stances are driven by partisanship,” reports YouGov - the pollster in the matter.Īmong Republicans, the top-10 states are Florida, Arizona, Alaska, Kentucky, Texas, Montana, Georgia, South Carolina, Nebraska and North Carolina. And like everything else, there is a stark partisan difference between the opinions of Republicans and Democrats in the matter. Republicans and Democrats have different ideas about what constitutes the best and worst states in the United States of America. Trump be preparing for his “second term?” On Inauguration Day 2017 itself, GQ magazine noted that: “Barack Obama is preparing for his third term.”Ĭould Mr. Veteran political commentator Bill Moyers advised Democrats to “prepare by joining together as a movement and creating the constituency of what will be, in effect, a shadow government.” An Economist/YouGov poll that week revealed that 65% of all voters - and 76% of Trump voters - had heard of the Deep State and its influence.

20, 2017, Republican voters worried that the “Deep State” and a shadow government made up of entrenched Democrats was working against the incoming president. Trump as its “unquestioned leader” and that the Republican establishment could be marginalized both in influence and in fundraising. Cillizza said, noting the GOP base still sees Mr. The former president and the new groups are “in it for the long haul,” Mr.

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