We know misty, we know.
The only political entity less popular than Congress and the GOP? Donald J. Trump.
When the pollsters Selzer & Co. recently surveyed Americans for Bloomberg, they sought opinions on a number of people and organizations. And the Republican Party was not the least popular!
I mean, you may have guessed that, since obviously the party would still be more popular than Congress, which basically everyone hates.*
But there is someone even less popular than the Republican Party and less popular than Congress.
That person is Donald Trump.
Trump's negative ratings are driven by the 53 percent of Americans who view him "very unfavorably" — the stronger of the two options for "unfavorable."
For reference, only about a third of Americans hate Congress that much.
But half of the country gives Trump the worst rating it possibly can.
* Except not really! Seriously, 6 percent of the country has a "very favorable" opinion of Congress. And since 6 percent of the country is nearly 20 million people, that means some people who don't directly work for Congress must actually think it's doing a good job. Or are incorrigible liars, which is also possible.

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Which makes Cruz a coward too.Ted Cruz: Trump is a 'Sniveling Coward'
Ted Cruz called Donald Trump a "sniveling coward" and told him to leave his wife "the hell alone" on Thursday after Trump retweeted an unflattering photo of his spouse, Heidi Cruz.
"It's not easy to tick me off. I don't get angry often," Cruz told reporters while campaigning in Wisconsin. "But you mess with my wife, you mess with my kids, that'll do it every time.
Donald you are a sniveling coward and leave Heidi the hell alone."
"Our spouses and our children are off bounds," Cruz warned. "It is not acceptable for a big loud New York bully to attack my wife."
The Texas senator said Trump is scared by "strong women" and that "real men don't try to bully women."
However, Cruz declined to answer whether he would support Trump if the current frontrunner captures the GOP presidential nomination.