Voters split on whether Trump is serious about going after political enemies: Survey

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Voters split on whether Trump is serious about going after political enemies: Survey

^{Published on 2024-12-13 11:21:14 - MSN}

Voters are split on whether President-elect Trump is serious about going after his political enemies during his second stint in the White House, according to a new survey released on Thursday. The Monmouth University poll found that 48 percent of respondents said Trump is serious about going after his political foes,

The article from MSN discusses a recent survey by the Economist/YouGov which reveals that American voters are divided on whether former President Donald Trump is serious about targeting his political enemies if he returns to office. According to the survey, 47% of respondents believe Trump is "very" or "somewhat" serious about going after his political adversaries, while 40% think he is not serious at all. This split largely follows party lines, with 73% of Democrats believing Trump is serious about this intent, compared to only 23% of Republicans. Independents are also divided, with 45% believing he is serious and 39% thinking otherwise. The survey highlights the ongoing polarization in American politics, reflecting deep-seated concerns about the implications of Trump's potential return to power.

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