Dana Bash is furious, claims it's just gross if you would not consider voting for a muslim

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Washington Post-Schar School Michigan poll (Sept. 10–14, 2026).Image-style summary (bar chart equivalent)

Would you consider voting for a presidential candidate who is…

Muslim: 51% Yes | 45% No
Atheist: 51% Yes | 46% No
Jewish: 78% Yes | 20% No
Christian: 91% Yes | 7% No

(Party split on the Muslim question, as reported in coverage: ~78% of Republicans said No vs. ~22% of Democrats.)Ready-to-post X post version

Washington Post-Schar School Michigan poll (Sept 10-14, 2026 – 803 LV)

Would NOT consider voting for a presidential candidate who is:

Muslim 45%
Atheist 46%
Jewish 20%
Christian 7%

CNN’s Dana Bash called the 45% Muslim number " just gross “

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Dana Bash is not currently married. She has been divorced twice and has been in a long-term relationship with actor Spencer Garrett since around 2013.

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Previous marriages

Jeremy Bash (married 1998–divorced 2007): A lawyer and national security figure who later served as CIA chief of staff and Department of Defense chief of staff under President Obama. They had no children together.

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John King (married 2008–divorced 2012): Fellow CNN journalist and correspondent (he converted to Judaism before their wedding). They have one son, Jonah (born 2011), and have continued to co-parent and work professionally together (Bash later succeeded him as host of Inside Politics).

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Multiple recent sources (including Wikipedia and biographical reports as of 2024–2026) confirm she has not remarried and is not listed as having a current spouse.

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Views on Trump

Their public records show consistent criticism:

Dana Bash (CNN chief political correspondent and Inside Politics host):

As a longtime political journalist, she has frequently fact-checked Trump, challenged his statements on air, and pushed back against his attacks on CNN (e.g., stating “CNN does not hate our country” after he made that claim).

Conservatives have long accused her of anti-Trump bias based on her coverage and past remarks; she has moderated debates involving him (including the 2024 Trump-Biden debate) while maintaining a professional journalistic stance. Trump has personally criticized her.

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Spencer Garrett (partner): In a now-deleted 2016 tweet responding to Trump, he called him a “psychotic twit” and told him to “go the frick to sleep,” adding that he had “embarrassed us enough.” His public comments on politics appear limited otherwise.

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Jeremy Bash (ex-husband): A frequent MSNBC/NBC national security analyst, he has been highly critical of Trump, including accusing the Trump campaign of collusion with Russian interests, criticizing Trump’s response to January 6, and signing the 2020 letter from former intelligence officials about the Hunter Biden laptop story (his security clearance was later revoked by Trump).

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John King (ex-husband): As a CNN correspondent, he has repeatedly fact-checked Trump’s claims (including on election results and other matters), called out lies or exaggerations, and analyzed his impact critically, while stating he is “not anti-Trump” but focused on truth and facts.

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In short, Bash and those closest to her (partner and exes) have expressed or demonstrated significant criticism of Trump through journalism, analysis, and personal comments, consistent with broader patterns in mainstream political media and Democratic-leaning national security

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Self loathing secular Jewish woman.

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