Disgusted Scared Hopeful Proud Angry

[SGOS]

Based on a segment of this morning's latest poll showing the public reaction to Trump, I thought this might make a fun poll for the forum.  The overall poll can be studied here:
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/first-read/poll-more-half-americans-strongly-disapprove-trump-n838926

But as a summary the poll also included these general voter reactions to Trump from most common to least.  Where do you fit? 

Disgusted
Scared
Hopeful
Proud
Angry

Personally, I could make a case for three of them, but one of them best describes me. 

Angry?  I'm too bored with his tweets, sex life, and general job behavior to be that angry.  I try not to think about him. 

Scared?  Maybe I should be, but for some reason I still have optimism that we will endure.  Not necessarily recover, but at least endure until I kick the bucket, so I don't spend a lot of energy on fear personally.  Not to say the youth have no reason to fear. 

Disgusted is where I fit, much like the rest of the fodder that were polled.  I can't do anything about government.  I just plod along as an observer, more or less disgusted by most of it, but mostly by Trump.

Here are the overall voter reactions by percent:

Disgusted 38%
Scared     24%
Hopeful    23%
Proud      12%
Angry      11%

[Gawdzilla Sama]

[SGOS]

Unfortunately, projectile vomiting from the ears was not offered in the poll.  Perhaps it was just an oversight.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Unfortunately, projectile vomiting from the ears was not offered in the poll.  Perhaps it was just an oversight.

First choice in all political polls. I thought you knew that.

[Hydra009]

But as a summary the poll also included these general voter reactions to Trump from most common to least.  Where do you fit? 

Disgusted
Scared
Hopeful
Proud
Angry

Disgusted, but also hopeful.

The attacks on affordable healthcare, butchering of environmental protections, and malicious neglect of various government agencies (the EPA and the State Department come readily to mind) may provide just the right impetus to provoke a counter-reaction to bolster these areas in the long term.

[GSOgymrat]

Disgust. My main problem with Trump is his repeated lies make it impossible for me to trust anything he says. He's not a person of integrity.

[Hydra009]

Disgust. My main problem with Trump is his repeated lies make it impossible for me to trust anything he says. He's not a person of integrity.

"I am the least untrustworthy person you'll ever meet.  You know it they know it.  They know it.  Everyone knows it.  I heard from a guy and he said...uhh...he said, 'Trump, you're so smart and handsome and carism...chari...likable, how come the the failing New York Times keeps lieing about me, I mean you?' And I said, I said, 'You know, the press often sometimes gets things wrong but they sometimes often get things right but this time it was wrong.  Very wrong.  They get stuff wrong and when people find out they get stuff wrong, they say that they got stuff wrong.  I don't get stuff wrong.  They do.  I'm a quality guy.  Believe me."

[Munch]

Entertained. He's like watching an old warner brothers cartoon slapstick like daffy duck being shot by elmer fudd.

[Baruch]

Scared to hopeful.  I don't over-react.  And the situation internal/external is overly militant/police state.  Hopeful because I believe that humanity will pull thru.

[Mermaid]

Mortified.

[Hydra009]

Entertained. He's like watching an old warner brothers cartoon slapstick like daffy duck being shot by elmer fudd.

If his influence was limited to TV speeches, I'd be right there with you.

But it gets a lot less comical when we get into a nuclear pissing match with North Korea, intensify Middle Eastern military involvement, and so many environmental regulations get rescinded that it looks like Captain Pollution is now in charge of US environmental policy.

[Unbeliever]

Disgusted, mostly, but also scared for the future of the country.

[Mr.Obvious]

I have Some distance from it all, yet can't fully comprehend.
My gut reaction would be 'twilight zoned', like fascinated and horrified at watching a trainwreck.

[SGOS]

I have Some distance from it all, yet can't fully comprehend.
My gut reaction would be 'twilight zoned', like fascinated and horrified at watching a trainwreck.

That was my reaction a year ago, but I got desensitized to the absurdity of it after awhile.  Probably because it's real.

[trdsf]

Oh, I can come up with a whole list of adjectives, without even reaching for my Roget's, although 'disgusted' is a good start.

Appalled, revolted, embarrassed (on behalf of my country, not for anything I did myself), angry, frustrated... oh hey, and there's one I haven't felt since the mid-80s: genuinely concerned about a nuclear exchange -- hey there little guy, it's been ages!