Quote Originally Posted by Loki View Post
So your own link shows that Republican voters are much more likely to believe in conspiracy theories.
yes
Washington Post runs a piece discussing how Republican voters are likely to believe conspiracy theories.
It's titled: "The outlandish conspiracy theories many of Donald Trump’s supporters believe". I think you might be wrong here.
And yet you cry foul over the article.
Yes, the fact that it's acceptable to take data that may be presented like this:

or like this

but poke it in a way that make it look like this

is alarming to me. This is lying with charts 101.

No, he just has the support of neo-Nazis, white supremacists, KKK, conspiracy theorists, and Putin, and wants to systematically dismantle the Constitution.
So because of all these things it's acceptable to deliberately present data in a way to serve an agenda? Do two wrongs make a right? Are you going to be nearly as ridiculous as lewkowski in a thread about a petty thief who was given a summary execution by a vigilante?