It's not Clinton's capability that Americans are calling into question — it's her character. A new Associated Press-GfK poll found that just three out of 10 Americans say the word "honest" describes Clinton, and just four in 10 saw her as "compassionate."
Democratic voters instead described Clinton to The Associated Press as "a little stiff," "run-of-the-mill," and not all that sincere of genuine. "I used to like her, but I don't trust her," Donald Walters of Louisville, Kentucky, told AP. "Ever since she's announced her candidacy for the presidency I just haven't liked the way she's handled things. She doesn't answer questions directly."
Since the Associated Press-GfK poll taken was last taken at the end of April, Clinton's unfavorable rating has increased by eight percentage points. Now just 39 percent of Americans have a favorable view of Clinton, compared to nearly 50 percent who do not. Becca Stanek
And the crowds around Bernie continue to grow.
ReplyDeleteyeah, I find that interesting and entertaining. I never really LIKED either Clinton. I acknowledged the BC was still able to get things done in the face of an oppositional congress without giving up a disproportionate amount to get it done. HC, I felt bad for her having to endure the fact her husband was a cheating idiot. I don't necessarily dislike her, I just kinda feel like she is a new school Democrat politician, which kinda reminds me of an old school Republican moderate. Bernie's socialist tendencies, at the moment, are gathering anywhere near the attention that Trumps outrages are. I look forward to seeing him on the debate stage.
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