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American Voters Turn On Trump

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This is insane. What has Trump ever done to make voters think this way?

Shockingly, recent surveys suggest that a significant number of Americans have concerns about Donald Trump’s mental fitness for the presidency. A CBS News/YouGov poll reveals that nearly half of registered voters, 49 percent, doubt Trump’s cognitive ability to effectively serve as President. In contrast, 51 percent believe he possesses the necessary mental acuity.

During a rally in Georgia, Trump’s behavior was notably scrutinized by the far-left, with some commentators suggesting that he might be exhibiting signs of cognitive decline. Observers highlighted issues such as difficulty with pronunciation and frequent stuttering, leading to social media discussions about his mental state. Kamala Harris’ supporters have circulated these observations, emphasizing concerns about Trump’s cognitive health.

In comparison, Kamala Harris appears to have more robust support regarding her mental fitness. The same poll indicates that 64 percent of voters believe Harris has the cognitive capability required for the presidency, whereas only 36 percent express doubts.

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This scrutiny comes in the wake of increased debate over President Joe Biden’s cognitive abilities, particularly following his debate performance. Biden’s age, 81, has also fueled discussions among Democrats about whether he should consider stepping down. At 78, Trump is slightly younger but still faces similar concerns about his cognitive health.

The poll results also show Harris leading Trump by one point nationally and being tied with him in key battleground states. This shift in voter preference is being closely monitored.

Trump’s senior campaign advisor, Brian Hughes, responded by criticizing what he described as media bias. Hughes argued that the media is not only misleading voters about Harris’ record on economic and crime issues but also inflating her poll numbers to bolster her candidacy.

The CBS News/YouGov survey, which sampled 3,102 registered voters nationwide between July 30 and August 2, carries a margin of error of 2.1 points.