Opinion: Why Are College-Educated Republicans Returning To Support Trump?
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
67% : Even if this election is not about issues, why do these college-educated voters think Trump was a stellar president?42% : Are they aware that the COVID epidemic was first detected in China in December 2020 and could have been instantly addressed if Trump had gotten out of the way and let expert virologists and immunologists do their job?
27% : Do they not understand that by the time Trump issued an executive order to ban all travel from China, it was February, six weeks after the outbreak and after the virus had already spread across the globe?
24% : Have they forgotten Trump increased the tariffs on trade with China and how that increased the price of goods?
17% : Have they forgotten that Trump shut down the pandemic response unit established by President Barack Obama, slowing the response to COVID-19 and causing thousands of preventable deaths?
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