Harvard-Harris Poll: 73% of Voters want to see Democrats work with President Donald Trump

HEY DEMOCRATS, YOU BETTER START UNDERSTANDING WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT OR YOU WILL BE DESTROYED IN 2018 ELECTIONS ….

According to the new Harvard-Harris poll provided to The Hill, an amazing 73% of voters stated that they wanted to see Democrats work with President Donald Trump, while only a mere 27% said they should resist and block him. It is a shot across the bow of Democrats like Senate minority leader Schumer and House minority leader Nancy Pelosi who have obstructed Trump every in of his new presidency. Democrats in the House and Senate have done the bidding of the 27%. Keep it up those of you on the LEFT, the carnage in the 2018 midterm elections with be swift, especially in the US Senate.

We the People want to make America great again, those on the LEFT, you had you chance for the past 8 years and you failed. It is time for you to get on board with Donald Trump and let him help make America great again!!!

A strong majority of Americans say Democrats should look to cooperate with President Trump to strike deals, according to the inaugural Harvard-Harris poll provided exclusively by The Hill.

The survey found that 73 percent of voters want to see Democrats work with the president, against only 27 percent who said Democrats should resist Trump’s every move.

The findings are significant as Democratic leaders in Congress are under growing pressure by their liberal base to obstruct the president’s agenda. The poll shows the party is divided on how to deal with Trump: 52 percent of Democrats polled say they should cooperate with him on areas of agreement and 48 percent saying they shouldn’t.

Those figures are nearly identical when the question is flipped – 68 percent of those polled say that Trump should be willing to compromise and find ways to work with Democrats in Congress. Thirty-two percent said Trump shouldn’t bend at all, even if it means finding ways to achieve his agenda without congressional approval.

Republicans are similarly divided here, with 48 percent wanting compromise and 52 percent saying Trump should be unwavering.

“This shows that voters want Trump and Democrats to compromise and if they don’t, they both may pay a heavy price with the electorate,” said Mark Penn, the co-director of the Harvard-Harris poll.