See the Pew Research Center poll here. A few samples below.
A majority says Trump lacks respect for democratic institutions.
 Fewer than half of Americans (45%) say Donald Trump has a great deal or
 fair amount of respect for the country’s democratic institutions and 
traditions, while 54% say he has not too much respect or no respect. 
These views are deeply split along partisan and ideological lines. Most 
conservative Republicans (55%) say Trump has a “great deal” of respect 
for democratic institutions; most liberal Democrats (60%) say he has no 
respect “at all” for these traditions and institutions.
[My note: That 45% are affirmative reinforces that these folks are living in a fake reality devoid of obvious facts.]
Americans don’t spare themselves from criticism. In 
addressing the shortcomings of the political system, Americans do not 
spare themselves from criticism: Just 39% say “voters are knowledgeable 
about candidates and issues” describes the country very or somewhat 
well. In addition, a 56% majority say they have little or no confidence 
in the political wisdom of the American people. However, that is less 
negative than in early 2016, when 64% had little or no confidence. Since
 the presidential election, Republicans have become more confident in 
people’s political wisdom.
[My note: This reinforces another obvious truth, that most voters are ignorant of the issues and the candidates and base their votes more on tribal identification and demagoguery.  
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