By Dan Calabrese ——Bio and Archives--August 20, 2018
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It might seem far-fetched that over a third of African Americans would now approve of a president with a very long history of racial insensitivity — especially because fewer than 10 percent of black voters supported him in 2016. That’s because it is far-fetched. Trump’s black approval rating is nowhere near 36 percent. Polling firms that have interviewed far more African Americans, and that are much more transparent than Rasmussen, all show that Trump’s black approval rating is much lower than 36 percent.Question: If there are all these polls out there and the one from Rasmussen is just an outlier, why not just report what they all say and let the reader decide for himself how to think of them? Why does the Post feel the need to tell us which ones are “right” and which one is supposedly “wrong”?
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