Poll: Clinton most defined as ‘dishonest,’ ‘liar’

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A plurality of people in a new poll most associate Hillary Clinton with the words “dishonest,” “liar,” “don’t trust her” and “poor character.”

Twenty-one percent of those asked use those words to describe her, according to a new Gallup poll released Tuesday. Another 9 percent said “dislike her,” while 8 percent said they “like her” and that she’s “capable of being president,” and another 7 percent said she’s “qualified.” An additional 7 percent of people called Clinton a “criminal” and “crooked” and said “she belongs in jail.”

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