Hey Bob, got that link?

When it comes to knowledge of the issues, older people out score younger people, whites out score blacks and men out score women.

Hardly shocking that Hondo is ignorant of this. Unless the topic is cocksucking Hondo is lost.

Sorry Hondo, a Kunt that does nothing but dodge questions from me doesn't get a link. Pew has been doing this polling for years now. You can start there if you're really interested.

allpurpleallgold said:

RaceBannon said:

You not knowing this kind of proves the point

You not being able to research it yourself clinches the point

You're a moron

Pretty sure no one demands more links than Bob.

Pretty sure that along with Hondo you're another Kunt who dodges question from me.

HustlinOwl said:

Bob pulled that comment straight from his ass and I'd be absolutely shocked if he found a link even remotely backing his claim.

I did go to komo4.com and couldn't find anything, but did did find this:

https://komonews.com/news/nation-world/ap-fact-check-trump-and-a-tale-of-2-sheets-of-paper

Any time you want you ass handed to you, let me know Owl.


Yet another new survey shows that Republican supporters know more about politics and political history than Democrats.

On eight of 13 questions about politics, Republicans outscored Democrats by an average of 18 percentage points, according to a new Pew survey titled “Partisan Differences in Knowledge.”
The Pew survey adds to a wave of surveys and studies showing that GOP-sympathizers are better informed, more intellectually consistent, more open-minded, more empathetic and more receptive to criticism than their fellow Americans who support the Democratic Party.

“Republicans fare substantially better than Democrats on several questions in the survey, as is typically the case in surveys about political knowledge,” said the study, which noted that Democrats outscored Republicans on five questions by an average of 4.6 percent.

The widest partisan gap in the survey came in at 30 points when only 46 percent of Democrats — but 76 percent of Republicans —- correctly described the GOP as “the party generally more supportive of reducing the size of federal government.”

The widest difference that favored Democrats was only 8 percent, when 59 percent of Republicans and 67 percent of Democrats recognized the liberal party as “more [supportive] of reducing the defense budget.”




https://dailycaller.com/2012/04/22/science-say-gop-voters-better-informed-open-minded/