55% Approval Rating By Tax Day!

dpic73

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Trump just took medicare coverage from seniors. It's like he wants to lose midterms.
You've got to be kidding me - I missed that, holy sh.it what an *******. If he's now attacking seniors, the mid-terms are going to be an absolute wipeout, hence why he's insistent on passing the SAVE Act. He's not doing anything to earn votes so he's decided to suppress the vote instead.
 
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DFSNOLE_rivals

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Monday morning check in. Wildly! Insanely! Popular!

President Trump Job Approval​

Biden Job Approval | Trump First Term Job Approval | Obama Job Approval | Bush Job Approval
Trump Approval on Issues: Economy | Foreign Policy | Immigration | Inflation | Crime | Iran | Russia/Ukraine | Israel/Hamas
pollsterdatesampleApproveDisapprovespread
RCP Average7/17 - 7/3039.258.8Spread-19.6
Rasmussen Reports7/26 - 7/301500 LV4455Spread-11
CNN7/23 - 7/27RV3565Spread-30
Big Data Poll7/27 - 7/292617 LV3959Spread-20
Morning Consult7/24 - 7/262200 RV4552Spread-7
Quinnipiac7/23 - 7/27963 RV3258Spread-26
Reuters/Ipsos7/24 - 7/261003 RV3960Spread-21
RMG Research*7/20 - 7/293000 RV4355Spread-12
Economist/YouGov7/25 - 7/271407 RV3959Spread-20
AP/NORC**7/23 - 7/271165 A3366Spread-33
CBS News7/22 - 7/242193 A3961Spread-22
Emerson7/19 - 7/201100 LV3957Spread-18
Daily Mail7/17 - 7/201000 RV4456Spread-12
FOX News7/17 - 7/201003 RV3961Spread-22
 

noleclone2

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I will say it once again, it is amazing Gallup, the bellwether for presidential approval for 88 fing years stopped polling out of the blue in February. They saw this coming and it was fear based. They did not want the orange man coming at them as they started to narrate he was the least popular presentation there 88 years of polling approval of presidents since 1938.

It’s really a sad statement of where we are at in 2026 with who is wielding power on all three branches without the will of the people.
 

dpic73

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Jul 27, 2005
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By the numbers: Three surveys out in the last week paint a clear picture of growing dissatisfaction among the president's base.

  • 📉 An Economist/YouGov poll out Tuesday had Trump's approval rating among Republicans at a second-term low of 79 percent — a decline of 12 points from shortly after he took office.
  • In that time, the percentage of Republicans who "strongly approve" of Trump's performance has dropped more precipitously —by 20 points (from 68 to 48 percent).
  • Trump is barely above water among non-MAGA Republicans, who make up about 30 percent of the party. Only 51 percent approved of his performance, vs. 47 percent who disapproved. The positive rating among non-MAGA Republicans fell 13 points in one week.
  • ⬇️ A Financial Times poll out this weekend had Trump's net approval rating among Republicans off 8 points from just a month prior.
  • 💰 Republican consumer sentiment fell 9.5 points in August from July, per the University of Michigan monthly survey out Friday — one of the largest declines the decades-old project has ever recorded. The Republican decline was more than double the overall headline number.
  • A July Washington Post-Ipsos poll showed Democrats have a 10-point advantage over Republicans among voters who say they're certain to turn out.
  • Nathan Nascimento, executive director at the conservative group AFP Action, told the Post that one in five base GOP voters are at risk of staying home in November.
  • "This is a scary number," he said.

 

DFSNOLE_rivals

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Sep 25, 2002
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By the numbers: Three surveys out in the last week paint a clear picture of growing dissatisfaction among the president's base.

  • 📉 An Economist/YouGov poll out Tuesday had Trump's approval rating among Republicans at a second-term low of 79 percent — a decline of 12 points from shortly after he took office.
  • In that time, the percentage of Republicans who "strongly approve" of Trump's performance has dropped more precipitously —by 20 points (from 68 to 48 percent).
  • Trump is barely above water among non-MAGA Republicans, who make up about 30 percent of the party. Only 51 percent approved of his performance, vs. 47 percent who disapproved. The positive rating among non-MAGA Republicans fell 13 points in one week.
  • ⬇️ A Financial Times poll out this weekend had Trump's net approval rating among Republicans off 8 points from just a month prior.
  • 💰 Republican consumer sentiment fell 9.5 points in August from July, per the University of Michigan monthly survey out Friday — one of the largest declines the decades-old project has ever recorded. The Republican decline was more than double the overall headline number.
  • A July Washington Post-Ipsos poll showed Democrats have a 10-point advantage over Republicans among voters who say they're certain to turn out.
  • Nathan Nascimento, executive director at the conservative group AFP Action, told the Post that one in five base GOP voters are at risk of staying home in November.
  • "This is a scary number," he said.

The $64k question is what will these dissatisfied GOP voters do? Still vote GOP? Not vote at all? Vote Dem? It will be interesting.
 

dpic73

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Jul 27, 2005
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The $64k question is what will these dissatisfied GOP voters do? Still vote GOP? Not vote at all? Vote Dem? It will be interesting.
If this wild election upset in Texas is a clue, it sounds like some will crossover but more will likely sit out the elections due to lack of enthusiasm.


"In what is a major political upset, Democrat Taylor Rehmet defeated Republican Leigh Wambsganss for the open Texas Senate District 9 seat in Tarrant County, the largest Republican county in the nation, according to complete but unofficial returns.

With 100% of the vote in, Rehmet, a union president in Fort Worth, captured 54,267 votes — about 57% — while Wambsganss, a longtime conservative activist, garnered 40,598 votes, or roughly 43%".

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noleclone2

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Holy crap-he is less than 50 percent approval in 47 of 50 states now. Congratulations to Idaho, Wyoming and West Virginia for being the last idiot brigade holdouts for rural hicks.

Going to be interesting to watch a ton of GOP candidates suddenly change their websites and ads to not mention Trump. He is an albatross.
 
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