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Just periods after President Donald Trump was accused of racism<\/a> for challenging progressive Democratic congresswomen who criticize America to “go back” to the countries “from which they came, ” a Rasmussen poll said about a third of Democrats( 32%) believe it’s racism if white-hot politicians criticize the political beliefs of legislators of coloring, PJ Media said<\/a>.<\/p>\n Only 16% of both Republican and unaffiliated voters shared that idea, PJ Media added, citing the poll.<\/p>\n And among all voters, the poll said 22% believe it’s racist if a white politician blames the political beliefs of a politician of colour, the store noted, while 68% disagree and 10% are undecided.<\/p>\n What else did the poll say? <\/p>\n The poll<\/a> liberated Wednesday also said 47% of all likely U.S. voters belief Trump is a racist, down from 50% in January 2018<\/a>. In addition, the poll noticed … … that 49% disagree and instead say Trump’s antagonists are “accusing him of racism only for political gain, ” which was an increase from 43% in the earlier survey.<\/p>\n The Rasmussen findings reflect a Reuters\/ Ipsos poll<\/a> showing that Trump’s approval rating increased by 5 percentage points<\/a> among Republicans after his controversial Twitter proclamations Sunday, apparently guided at Rep. Ilhan Omar( D-Minn .), who was born in Mogadishu, Somalia, as well as Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez( D-N.Y .), Rashida Tlaib( D-Mich .), and Ayanna Pressley( D-Mass .), who were born in America.<\/p>\n Finally, the Rasmussen poll said only 11% believe the word “racism” refers only to discrimination by white people against minorities, PJ Media noted, while 84% said racism refers to any discrimination by those of one race against another.<\/p>\n Anything else? <\/p>\n Trump doubled down on his remarks<\/a> Monday, telling members of the media that he didn’t belief his comments were racist. <\/p>\n In statements made at the White House, Trump said, “Not at all. If person got a problem with home countries, if somebody doesn’t want to be in our country, they should leave, ” The Hill reported<\/a>.<\/p>\n After media members attempted to persuade Trump into specifically naming the members of Congress in question, he reacted, “I think you can guess.” <\/p>\n