Thursday, June 23, 2016
People Who Disagree with Me are so Close-Minded
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Pew has some new polling out about partisanship in America. My favorite thing about this graph is that the negative word partisans on both sides are most likely apply to the other party is "close-minded." Because anybody open-minded would obviously agree with me!
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2 comments:
That's not what surprised me. I was surprised so many Republicans rated Dems as more open-minded. I see no evidence for this assertion.
They probably meant it in the "your mind is so open your brain is falling out" sense.
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