Quote (Black XistenZ @ Nov 26 2019 11:35pm)
Do I?
13% of the adult population is a tiny fraction of society, while 23% of Republicans is not "the entire Republican party".
See above. Of course 23% is a fucking high percentage if we take the context (that it was an insane conspiracy theory and there was tangible evidence against it in the form of his birth certificate) into consideration. The numbers still back up my claim and prove Skinned's statement wrong.
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Polls conducted in 2010 (before the April 2011 release [of Obama's birth certificate]) suggested that at least (1)25% of adult Americans said that they doubted Obama's U.S. birth,[7][8] and a May 2011 Gallup poll found that the percentage had fallen to (2)13% of American adults (23% of Republicans).
Those were ~50% voting Republicans, pre release of the certificate... Or am I missing somthing?
Quote (Black XistenZ @ Nov 27 2019 12:05am)
The numbers belong to two different polls. The first poll from 2010 showed 25% of adult Americans believing in birtherism, which probably came mostly from Republicans, so 40+% support for birtherism among Republicans.
The second poll was taken in 2011, several months after Obama had released his birth certificate. In this second poll, support for birtherism had gone down to 13% of adults/23% of Republicans.
/e; I'll agree upon 40+% at its peak.. Quite a monster of smears and misinformation ^
This post was edited by Knoppie on Nov 26 2019 05:26pm