Voters were asked which words describe Donald Trump, and the results were brutal
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Almost 9 in 10 voters think that "hot-headed" is an accurate phrase to use when describing presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, according to a Fox News poll released on Wednesday.
The poll, conducted by phone between June 26 and 28, asked 1,017 registered voters if a series of words or phrases accurately described the Manhattan billionaire.
Of the respondents, 83% said that "obnoxious" was an accurate description and 45% agreed with "corrupt."
Just 35% agreed that Trump was "sensible," 34% said that he was "experienced," and 66% agreed that he was "intelligent."
In describing presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, though, the answers were quite different.
For Clinton, 82% agreed that the former secretary of state was "intelligent" and 77% said that she was "experienced."
But only 30% agreed that Clinton was "honest and trustworthy."
Clinton currently leads Trump in the RealClearPolitics polling average. She has bested him in more than a dozen consecutive polls. The Fox News survey had Clinton leading Trump by six points.
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