Children's Views on Trump and Harris Highlight Deep Political Divides
A CNN study reveals stark differences in how kids perceive Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, reflecting broader societal polarization.
- A CNN study interviewed 80 elementary school children across Arizona, New Jersey, and Texas about the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election.
- Democrat-leaning kids were significantly more likely to express negative emotions about Trump compared to Republican-leaning kids' views on Harris.
- Many children described Trump as 'pure evil' and Harris as a 'liar,' showcasing the intense polarization even among young Americans.
- The study found that Democrat-supporting children were less willing to visit homes of Trump-supporting families than vice versa.
- Despite the negativity, some children acknowledged historical significance if Harris were elected as the first female Black president.