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Regardless of facts trump and crew still want us to believe his approval ratings are stellar when in fact they are all in the basement and yet this is the kind of crap some republicans in leadership positions tell their base and of course the base eats it up.
Eat up these numbers trump supporters and then tell us how they are all lies to make trump look bad. We'll be waiting.
After California Gov. Gavin Newsom mocked Donald Trump’s sinking public support, Republican Rep. Darrell Issa appeared on Fox Business to defend his party’s president. “The ultimate in false statements,” the California congressman said. “Trump’s low approval rating? It couldn’t be higher!”
This is certainly the line the GOP is expected to toe, as evidenced by House Speaker Mike Johnson declaring on CNBC last month that Trump’s approval rating is “skyrocketing.” The Louisiana Republican added, “CNN had a story, I think a day or two ago, he was at a 90% approval rating. There’s never been a president that high.”
His missive didn’t include any references to any specific surveys, and for good reason: Trump, who has a habit of making up imaginary approval ratings for himself, was peddling nonsense.
Eat up these numbers trump supporters and then tell us how they are all lies to make trump look bad. We'll be waiting.
After California Gov. Gavin Newsom mocked Donald Trump’s sinking public support, Republican Rep. Darrell Issa appeared on Fox Business to defend his party’s president. “The ultimate in false statements,” the California congressman said. “Trump’s low approval rating? It couldn’t be higher!”
This is certainly the line the GOP is expected to toe, as evidenced by House Speaker Mike Johnson declaring on CNBC last month that Trump’s approval rating is “skyrocketing.” The Louisiana Republican added, “CNN had a story, I think a day or two ago, he was at a 90% approval rating. There’s never been a president that high.”
His missive didn’t include any references to any specific surveys, and for good reason: Trump, who has a habit of making up imaginary approval ratings for himself, was peddling nonsense.
New polling makes Trump’s claims about his popularity look ridiculous
Donald Trump and congressional Republicans are convinced he's enjoying broad public support. New polls from Pew and Gallup prove how incredibly wrong they are.