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Donald Trump's Approval Rating Is Underwater on Every Issue

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How will MAGA spin this?

Trump's declining approval across every major issue mirrors his overall approval rating, which has dropped 3 points since April to 38 percent, while his disapproval rating has risen by 1 point to 54 percent.




www.newsweek.com

Donald Trump's approval rating is underwater on every issue

The president is facing widespread disapproval from voters across the board, with ratings underwater on every major issue.
www.newsweek.com www.newsweek.com
 
Heres my spin--who cares.
 
Is there an alternative to the RCP average?

Cause they’re allowing Daily Mail and shit, as well as Rasmussen doing their usual usual bullshit part to shore up the average.

It’s not low enough regardless though.

America is truly a lost nation to madness.
 
I was just reading something about Nixon having a 24% when he left office. I'm guessing that Trump's ride or die number is around 30%. It will be interesting to see how close he gets to that number.
 
Fletch said:
Yet you cant help responding to me every chance you get. Think of how much more free time you would have if you just cut the time you spend trolling here at DP in half.
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I always have time to humiliate the clown show you continue to perpetuate on this site.
 
There's the Silver Bulletin as well, but they also include Rasmussen Reports, though I find including that useful since it includes those types of polls to get a broader sample.
 
16 polls on the front page.

Only 4 showing higher than 50 approval ratings and 5 showing higher approval than disapproval ratings.

So, NOT an “outlier”

5/16 is a minority. 11/16 show more disapproval than approval.

That’s the math.
 
BirdinHand said:
16 polls on the front page.

Only 4 showing higher approval than disapproval ratings.

So, NOT an “outlier”
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Its an outlier in that it shows him at 38% when most everyone else shows him between 45 and 54% I suspect Trumps support is right around where it was when he was elected. To get to where Quinnipiac has him would mean that a significant number of those who supported and voted for Trump now oppose what he is doing. Thats not happening.
 
Based on what, exactly?
 
Jetboogieman said:
Now that is Projection if I’ve ever heard it.
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And here you are still replying to my posts. I cannot help but be touched. Since you are so desperate for my attention, I will give you what you desire most

 
It’s not?

 
The left is running themselves ragged with their chicken little civilization ending rhetoric and that’s only worth 1 point? Why do they bother?
 
Fletch said:
Heres my spin--who cares.
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Doesn't care, but.............
Fletch said:
Yet you cant help responding to me every chance you get. Think of how much more free time you would have if you just cut the time you spend trolling here at DP in half.
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Fletch said:
Its one poll and its an outlier.
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Fletch said:
Humiliate?? You overestimate your abilities by a factor of 1000
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Fletch said:
Its an outlier in that it shows him at 38%
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And here you are still replying to my posts.
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Fletch said:
Because unlike you libs, I actually know Trump supporters.
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Yup. Fletch doesn't care, yup yup.

 
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