The views of these same Trump voters had been quite similar in November 2016: At that time, 87% had warm feelings toward him, including 63% who had very warm feelings.
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A brand-new Pew Research poll finds that for most Trump voters, the warm feelings for him -- I love that -- the warm feelings for him over the past couple of years have endured.
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Trump's warm feelings toward Najib are par for the course.
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Those warm feelings are perhaps a reflection of his era.
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Past intimacies are not enough to keep warm feelings going today.
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"Motherfucker," Simon mutters, as the warm feelings of the chorus dissipate.
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" POLL: MOST TRUMP VOTERS KEPT WARM FEELINGS FOR HIM Pew Research Center: "In the wake of Donald Trump's 76 election victory, an overwhelming majority of those who said they had voted for him had 'warm' feelings for him.
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It's extraordinarily open, honest, and warm—feelings one could always use more of.
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Warm feelings from voters have never been at the heart of Warren's success.
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Jeff Sessions — had unusually close ties to, or warm feelings about, the Kremlin.
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But several months into the job, Trump's warm feelings for Sessions have clearly cooled.
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Yet none of those prior warm feelings negate the act of violence he committed.
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Pink's 2016 appearance on The Voice provided an opportunity for the warm feelings to flow.
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The warm feelings were short-lived, though, because of both sectarianism and Iran's growing authoritarianism.
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Turns out warm feelings from Drake is just what we needed in the middle of February.
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Seagal is famous for his "warm feelings towards Russia" that he has never concealed, Peskov said.
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In order to be in a welcoming mood when the phone does ring, I'm trying hard to summon up some warm feelings toward the country, in the same way that our First Lady must sometimes try hard to summon up some warm feelings toward her husband.
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It appeared that everyone could come to Philly with warm feelings, though mixed with a touch of
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Fergie and Josh Duhamel separated last year, but there are clearly still warm feelings between the two.
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" The warm feelings appeared to be mutual when Putin returned the praise, calling Trump "bright and talented.
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But he added, ''I can say that we have very warm feelings about such manifestations of friendship.
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The locals were friendly at first, he said, but then, as more Wenzhouans came, the warm feelings faded.
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Along the way there is some fun — some scares, some warm feelings, some inventive ickiness — to be found.
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The warm feelings are reciprocal, as Mama Tina is one proud mother, constantly posting photos of Bey and Solange.
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A Kremlin spokesman said Seagal's "warm feelings towards Russia" and his fame were among the reasons for the gesture.
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He succeeded in seizing Crimea, splitting off a few rebel areas and embittering Ukrainians' once-warm feelings towards Russia.
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If you have ever worked at any sizable company, the word "IT" probably doesn't conjure up many warm feelings.
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Those warm feelings largely continued even after the mayor, 54, publicly apologized for having an affair with her bodyguard.
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They like coming here because it is a very peaceful studio with lots of warm feelings coming out of it.
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They got a lot of great publicity out of that and I think they got some good, warm feelings from people.
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Among those instincts could be warm feelings about strongmen and an inbred hunch that allies are actually taking advantage of America.
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Trump isn't the only president to have had warm feelings for Jackson, who often went the extra mile for his patients.
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But in a ridiculous twist, Trump suggested he has warm feelings for the country because his father, Fred Trump, was born there.
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At the time, a Kremlin spokesman cited Seagal's "warm feelings towards Russia" and his celebrity as the reasons for granting the gesture.
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Sprouse, who played Ross' son Ben on the show, was in fact majorly inhibited by his warm feelings for his co-star.
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His Christmas column, "Scrooges of the World, Begone!" was meant to evoke warm feelings about all the progress the world has made.
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So, how do you balance your warm feelings for a traditional song or movie with whatever cringe factor it may sometimes produce?
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A Kremlin spokesman cited Mr. Seagal's "warm feelings toward Russia" and his celebrity status as reasons for the gesture, according to Reuters.
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But those sweetly warm feelings we connect to our heart are actually chemicals and hormones flooding an organ higher up -- our brain.
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Trump's first State of the Union address, and whatever warm feelings of togetherness it generates, may run into another immediate wave of news.
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Kanye was pissed but says he's over it, but you gotta think secret deals between members of the brood won't create warm feelings.
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In individualistic cultures like in the United States, we tend to report more warm feelings toward one other than in places like Japan.
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Collins had only warm feelings for Alexander, a three-term senator and chairman of the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee that Collins serves on.
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Clinton's history as Mr. Obama's secretary of state makes her suspect in Mr. Netanyahu's camp, and neither Clinton has warm feelings toward the prime minister.
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Those warm feelings, she said, make it easier to determine a fair division of assets — a task that could be more difficult in the future.
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He is given to fond reminisces of his time in the Senate — memories that can encompass warm feelings toward hard-line Republicans and outright racists.
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VW has been teasing U.S. consumers with Microbus concepts for years, trying to rekindle the warm feelings for the vehicle synonymous with the free-wheeling 1960s.
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Jonas's warm feelings of beneficence and his self-indulgent dreams of being a "white saviour"—the unpalatable nature of which he fully comprehends—are soon jeopardised.
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Back then, that meant sunny Polaroid visuals and the general warm feelings that come with having enough money and clout to purchase a Coachella VIP pass.
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The only one for whom he seemed to harbour genuinely warm feelings was Mike Flynn, who will be sentenced in December for lying to federal investigators.
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More-Vegetable-Than-Egg Frittata I love eggs for dinner, but those warm feelings don't extend to frittatas, which I find can be rubbery and dry.
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At the same time, they are as likely as Democrats to have warm feelings toward immigrants and racial minorities, and to support making legal immigration easier.
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In Britain one-off deals with multinationals on the model of the one recently struck with Japan's Nissan will produce warm feelings on the part of business.
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It's pretty clear ... Gene has warm feelings for Trump but there's a hard family divide, because Shannon and Sophie go nuts just hearing the Prez-elect's name.
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I can muster no warm feelings for the infotainment, which is provided by the same tacked-on display you'll find in the Toyota 86 or Corolla iM.
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Part of the challenge facing Ms. Warren is the warm feelings that many black voters have for Mr. Biden after he served two terms as Mr. Obama's vice president.
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This week, fans are curious about certain tweets that Kelley Flanagan allegedly liked, per Cosmopolitan, which seem to imply she has less-than-warm feelings about Bachelor Peter Weber.
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He likened the franchise to a beloved relative who had become sick, one that still evoked warm feelings even as people figured it was best to keep their distance.
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The two cancellations could add to suspicions among Ukrainian officials that Mr. Trump has little regard for Ukraine while holding warm feelings for Russia and President Vladimir V. Putin.
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Germans have Gemütlichkeit, Swedes have mys, and Danes have hygge; though there are subtleties to each, they are all about creating cozy and warm feelings, especially in the winter.
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He denied feeling "at home" at NRG Stadium but admitted to having warm feelings for the city he grew up in, where his grandparents and many friends still reside.
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Reid has warm feelings for both Biden and Warren, whose standing took a big hit after she underperformed in New Hampshire, the state that borders her home of Massachusetts.
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Miner is left-leaning, she said, and she has no warm feelings for Trump, but she tends to split her votes between Democrats and Republicans, looking for balance in government.
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For Republicans, meanwhile, the warm feelings toward the top candidates are not universal: 50% have a positive view of Trump, 65% of Cruz, 70% for Rubio and 72% for Carson.
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Long answer: It may start with a crush, but those sweetly warm feelings we connect to our heart are actually chemicals and hormones flooding an organ higher up -- our brain.
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Among the reasons for the warm feelings, he said, are the strength of the economy, trade deals with China, Mexico and Canada, the tax bill and the elimination of regulations.
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Multiple Republicans had sung the FBI director's praises in the weeks ahead of Tuesday's announcement, but those warm feelings might begin to erode if they feel he succumbed to political pressure.
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Many Jews seemed to react to these events as if anti-Semitism — an existing but fringe sentiment within a country that generally has warm feelings toward its Jews — poses an immediate danger.
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Pope Francis' warm feelings for Cardinal Wuerl may be understandable, given that the archbishop has been a supporter of the social changes the pope is trying to achieve in the Catholic Church.
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Sanders's inability to keep some of the warm feelings voters felt about him when he was an underdog, and the only Democratic alternative to Clinton, is an underrated story in this race.
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So a survey showing a spike in warm feelings among people of different religions came as something of a surprise, said Jessica Hamar Martínez, a senior researcher at the Pew Research Center.
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In Serbia, warm feelings for Russia and admiration for Mr. Putin run deep and seem to be growing well beyond the long tradition of strong ties between the military and intelligence services.
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According to the Pew Research Centre, Republican voters who viewed the prospect of America becoming a non-white majority country negatively were likely to have "warm" or "very warm" feelings towards Mr Trump.
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" * At around the same time, Trump's personal attorney reached out to Flynn's attorneys to ensure that Flynn knew Trump has always had "warm feelings' toward the former adviser and that those feelings remained.
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"Behind the smiles and the warm feelings that will be generated on this visit, there is a lot of apprehension," said Danin, the Council on Foreign Relations' senior fellow for Middle East studies.
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Last year's Suncity EP called this out explicitly, but he picks up the warm feelings on Free Spirit, his sophomore album, which finds the 21-year-old singer navigating a transition to adulthood.
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The pitch of a short, cutesy pixel-art metroidvania isn't going to turn anyone's head immediately, but I implore you to try this game if you have any warm feelings for the format.
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It was a surprising choice, even for Trump, and seemed to be based more on the president's warm feelings toward his doctor than Jackson's management and policy qualifications to lead the sprawling federal agency.
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Among non-churchgoing Trump voters, only 48 percent had warm feelings toward black people, compared to 71 percent of weekly churchgoers; the same sort of pattern held for views of Hispanics, Asians and Jews.
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For example, when John Travolta's 753 mobster biopic Gotti generated a 0 percent rating, it meant that literally none of the 55 critics who appraised the film had any remotely warm feelings about it.
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I'm almost ready to stop thinking about this show, and to just marinate in the warm feelings of having seen some pretty intense and promising things happening to push it all toward an explosive end.
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Beginning in 2001, these strange games, role-playing adventures mixing influences from Final Fantasy and Disney properties into a slurry of warm feelings and anime extravagance, have beguiled and confused their fans over nearly a dozen entries.
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By contrast, the majority of Republicans who had positive or neutral feelings about a "majority-minority" future were more split: 46 percent described themselves as having warm feelings about Trump, while 19603 percent described themselves as feeling coolly.
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It's a move so monumental and inspirational that I'm having some weird warm feelings about it, although I guess if anyone was going to melt my horrible icy heart, it was probably going to be Chance the Rapper.
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" At around that same time, according to the Mueller report, Trump's personal attorney reached out to Flynn's attorneys to ensure them that Flynn knew Trump has always had "warm feelings' toward the former adviser and that those feelings remained.
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The show's creators, Sam Shaw and Dustin Thomason, framed Ruth's story as "the horror within the horror," a tantalizing premise for an actor who already had warm feelings about Mr. King and his works, the occasional linguistic obstacle notwithstanding.
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Given Trump's warm feelings toward Russian President Vladimir Putin and against the backdrop of investigations into relationships between Trump campaign officials and the Russians, do the cruise missile strikes on Thursday mark a clear repudiation by the Trump administration of Putin?
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" Worsley, who is author of the accompanying book Queen Victoria – Daughter, Wife, Mother, Widow, adds of the open royal wedding style pioneered by Victoria: "It is a machine for manufacturing good warm feelings about monarchy … and it is still working.
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In March, 82% of those who reported voting for Trump – and whom researchers were able to verify through voting records as having voted in 2016 – said they felt 'warmly' toward Trump, with 62% saying they had 'very warm' feelings toward him.
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But it had to wait until 2005, and a miraculous comeback against Milan in Istanbul, to lift it again, and it had failed twice — in 20083 and last year — before Saturday's celebrations brought back all those warm feelings once again.
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While Mr. Biden has led in many early polls, some professional Democrats view him as a bit of a paper-tiger favorite, coasting on name recognition and warm feelings about the Obama administration but doomed to stumble under deeper scrutiny.
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The loss means little over the course of a six-month season, but it did quickly wash away the warm feelings the Yankees had fostered in posting the best spring training record in team history, winning 24 of 33 games.
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They had to know that once we grew up and learned the truth, it would still be hard to break free of those warm feelings for men who raped and murdered our great-great aunts and uncles because of where we began.
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But the special's stop-and-start approach may have sparked some warm feelings among TV viewers old enough to remember the weekly "The Wonderful World of Disney" broadcasts, which often presented treasures from the studio's vault in truncated versions, broken up by commercials.
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I'd like to think as I'm getting older everyone in the band has made their decisions and bands go the way they do, but it's nice to be able to reconcile that and look back on what you did with warm feelings.
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Those warm feelings soured in July when a unit of the Justice Department known as the Kleptocracy Asset Recovery Initiative announced it was investigating what happened to $1 billion from the nation's sovereign wealth fund — called 1 Malaysia Development Berhad, or 1MDB.
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However, Putin appears to have nothing but warm feelings for Trump right now: In a holiday message, the Russian leader invited Trump to Moscow in the coming year and voiced his hope that the two countries could work on their relationship. 4.
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Trump apparently now has "incredibly warm feelings" for China, adding that there was was "great chemistry" between him and President Xi. The president then departed for Da Nang, Vietnam, where he delivered another "America First" speech at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation.
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The defendant in the Salman case filed a brief urging the court to adopt the Newman test that would require some proof of a valuable benefit exchanged between the tipper and tippee, not just warm feelings generated by making a gift to a family member.
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And while the second leg of the tour in Israel will be the highlight -- with stops at the Western Wall, Holocaust Memorial Yad Vashem and the Vice President's address before the Israeli Knesset -- that's likely where the good will and warm feelings will end.
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It would also be a sign that powerful officials like Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and CIA Director Mike Pompeo want to make sure Flynn's replacement doesn't share the ousted national security adviser's surprisingly warm feelings toward Russia and his startling contempt for the nation's intelligence community.
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Google I/O is an annual developer conference at which the company announces new hardware and software, hosts educational sessions pertaining to its various products and services, and broadly tries to build hype and warm feelings in the hearts of creators and fans who watch online.
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And then there is the crucial fact that many of these voters — whether because of his down-to-earth persona, the tragedies he has endured or a combination of both — simply have warm feelings for the man they often address as Joe when they see him.
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But symbolism has its value as well, and if a major trade agreement is not in the offing, then the Indians are determined that Mr. Trump go home with warm feelings about their country, throwing in a sunset tour of the Taj Mahal and a state dinner as well.
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Pew Research polls last year found that the strongest predictors of warm feelings toward Trump were agreement with the ideas that the growing number of immigrants "threatens traditional American customs and values," that Islam is inherently more violent than other religions and that growing diversity overall was bad for the country.
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As I've noted before, Pew Research Center polls last year found that the strongest predictors of warm feelings toward Trump were agreement with the ideas that the growing number of immigrants "threatens traditional American customs and values," that Islam is inherently more violent than other religions and that growing diversity overall was bad for the country.
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This persona, combined with his work — monumental public photography projects often made in parts of the world wrenched by political strife or made inaccessible by military conflict — has lent JR the aura of an empathetic Houdini, magicking himself into unkind places and performing the dual trick of not getting killed while stirring warm feelings.
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I don't say that lightly, and maybe it's weird to associate what is essentially a marketplace with such warm feelings, but there are so many innovative, interesting, often marginalized folks releasing work here that it feels crucial and almost revolutionary in a field that is dominated (as so many fields are) by large commercial interests.
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"After Flynn withdrew from a joint defense agreement with the President and began cooperating with the government, the President's personal counsel left a message for Flynn's attorneys reminding them of the President 's warm feelings towards Flynn, which he said 'still remains,' and asking for a 'heads up' if Flynn knew 'information that implicates the President," the report states.
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They also have warm feelings toward racial minorities in the U.S. However, although not as hardline as the Preservationists, they too are skeptical of immigration and strongly support a temporary travel ban on Muslims traveling to the U.S. Had Anti-Elites, 19 percent of his voters, not turned against Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump may have lost the presidency.
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In July 2017, North Korea referred to its first test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile as an Independence Day "gift" to the US. That would definitely put a freeze on any warm feelings between President Trump and Kim Jong Un, who already seem to be wary of each other due to Trump's insistence that North Korea agree to a nuclear deal.
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Even in the early months of Trump's campaign, when it looked like he would try to build a white-black coalition united against the immigrant threat, most black Americans had no interest in hearing what Trump had to say, because they knew that the people responding well to Donald Trump didn't tend to have warm feelings toward black people, either.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) said he had "warm feelings" about Kavanaugh but added that he told his office to clear his schedule so he could watch Thursday's hearing.
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Ridley Scott's 1982 film may now be viewed as a crucial, even epochal vision of 21st-century dystopia, but upon its release, Blade Runner was a financial letdown, not to mention a movie that generated far-from-warm feelings from its creators: Harrison Ford was famously miserable throughout the wet, smoke-filled, delay-riddled shoot—as was Scott, who had to face off with not only anxious financiers, but also irritated crew members.
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But these days, brands are much more sensitive to context and interested in "authentic" warm feelings, so it stands to reason that Coke would take this opportunity to re-situate its product in the America of the 1980s — when our feelings toward soda and junk food and big companies were less complicated — and in the packaging of a beloved TV show — where viewers will find it more difficult to actively tune out or skip through the ad.
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