Trump's inflammatory rhetoric gains support among Iowa Republicans and draws criticism from Democrats and Senate Republicans

A poll conducted in Iowa shows that a plurality of likely Republican caucusgoers in the state are more likely to support former President Donald Trump after his recent comment about illegal immigrants "poisoning the blood of our country." The survey found that 42% of respondents said the statement made them more likely to caucus for Trump, while 28% said it made them less likely to support him. Trump's remarks have been widely criticized, with politicians from both parties denouncing the rhetoric. The poll also revealed that a significant number of GOP caucusgoers were more likely to vote for Trump after his comments about "radical left thugs" and his pledge to crack down on illegal immigration.
- Iowa Republicans more likely to back Trump after ‘poisoning the blood’ rant: poll New York Post
- 42 percent of GOP Iowa caucusgoers say ‘poisoning the blood’ remarks make them more likely to support Trump: poll The Hill
- Harris slams Trump's anti-immigration comments as 'language of Hitler' USA TODAY
- McConnell and Other Senate Republicans Criticize Trump's Talk on Immigrants The New York Times
- Trump Vows to Amp Up the Hitler Talk Rolling Stone
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