title: behind s turmoil a crisis of white identity
text: its harder for clinton supporters to respect trump backers than vice versa john gramlich pew research november   given the rancorous tone and often highly personal nature of this years presidential campaign supporters of hillary clinton and donald trump might be expected to hold similarly negative views of one another but a new pew research center survey finds that clinton backersparticularly highly educated oneshave more difficulty respecting trump supporters than the other way around nearly sixinten registered voters who back clinton  say they have a hard time respecting someone who supports trump for president  say they have no trouble with it nearly the opposite is true among trump supporters with  saying they have no trouble respecting someone who backs clinton and  saying they do have trouble with it among clinton supporters those with a college degree have a harder time respecting someone who prefers trump than those who have not graduated from college about twothirds  of college graduates who back clinton say they have a hard time compared with a narrower majority  among clinton supporters who have not completed college white women who back clinton also are particularly likely to say they have difficulty respecting those who favor trump  say this compared with a smaller share of white men  and fewer nonwhites 
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