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5:07Now PlayingDonald Trump faces worrisome revelations over voters and likely Iowa caucus attendees' true thoughts on him running for President against Donald Trump again as his criminal investigations keep piling up. Jayar Jackson and Aida Rodriguez break it down on The Damage Report.
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Iowa GOP divided on Trump remaining leader of partypoll
"Registered GOP voters in Iowa are divided on whether former President Trump, who was recently hit with his fourth indictment, should remain the leader of the Republican Party, according to a new NBC News/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll.
The poll, published Monday, found that 41 percent of likely caucusgoers believe that Trump should still remain the leader of the Republican Party, while 57 percent of those surveyed say otherwise.
Out of that 57 percent of likely caucusgoers, 26 percent said that Trump was a good president, but it’s time to consider other party leaders. Thirty-one percent of those surveyed said their party needs a new leader who has a different approach and better personal behavior."
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