These fears cross partisan lines. Majorities of Democrats (52%), independents (59%) and Republicans (77%) all agree they have political opinions they are afraid to share.
The foregoing excerpt and data are from an article by Emily Ekins titled: Poll: 62% of Americans Say They Have Political Views They’re Afraid to Share. The article is about a recent national poll by the Cato Institute. If this poll is correct, one can easily deduce that many other current polls about the upcoming election are incorrect, which explains a whole lot. The article in reference uses the phrase "strong liberals." Supposedly, 50% of the strong liberals support firing Trump. Personally, I do not need a poll to understand this one. I would assume the percentage is way higher. Usually, strong liberals are the most vociferous in any crowd. Moreover, they are probably the most confident. Why? Well, many of them probably do not realize that they have most of the mainstream media support which may be the reason for the confidence which probably makes many of them feel that they are the majority. However, if this poll is correct, the majority is afraid to say anything. Moreover, if 77% of conservatives are afraid, the recent polls are probably way off. Of course, the Biden people seem to agree with this poll because if Biden was really 10 or 12 points ahead of Trump without picking a VP, why all the fuss and delays for picking one, then? They should be confident enough to pick whoever they wish, but that is not the case. I do not think I need to say more, I will let you digest what I have said thus far. I still would like everyone to remember that voter turnout in the 2016 election was only 55%. Well, I will let you research the numbers again and do your own math. The Electoral College probably was not as big of a problem for Hillary as some of her fans would like to believe. Just wanted to share some thoughts! Read the full referenced article at the link below.
Poll: 62% of Americans Say They Have Political Views They’re Afraid to Share | Cato Institute
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