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I dont have his tweet but Morning Joe read it as it ended the show. He no likey the Fox News poll. Bret Baier The President is underwater.
At the 100 day mark the only President with lower numbers was
.Trump in the first term.
Link to tweet
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Link to tweet
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no_hypocrisy
(51,276 posts)Less than 50% of the popular vote is unsustainable.
underpants
(190,068 posts)Everyone loves him, just ask everyone he talks to.
🙄
Hugin
(36,052 posts)Many.
I said with tears streaming down my face
C_U_L8R
(47,163 posts)And vulnerable. As well as radioactive.
They just might begin to turn on him, but I wouldn't bet money yet
underpants
(190,068 posts)
displacedvermoter
(3,685 posts)getagrip_already
(17,678 posts)He will just say he is the most popular president ever, and spout lies about lower costs, more income, winning the trade war, etc, etc, lie, lie, lie.
Brainfodder
(7,193 posts)Maybe they noticed BLM and Anti-FA are just abbreviations for concepts and ideals and NOT actual organizations?
After all Anti-FA is short for Anti Fascist, perhaps they finally searched on it and spent 5 minutes of rewarding reading into an important concept?
Maybe they got suspicious of a rich man suddenly grasping everywhere all the time for funds which could be seen as poor money management skills maybe if you look too deep into it?
Maybe they realized WOKE is informed and/or educated, and WTAF is wrong with that?
malaise
(283,264 posts)Even the Supremescoukdnt help their favorite president😂😂😂
chowder66
(10,435 posts)twodogsbarking
(13,422 posts)William Seger
(11,551 posts)... but unfortunately, that has proven to be as hardy as pure stupidity.
Emile
(34,166 posts)immediately.
Warpy
(113,251 posts)but they're still way too high.
I'm rapidly losing faith in too many of my fellow citizens. The immigration approval rating says too many of them are looking for somebody else to kick around.
Katinfl
(343 posts)I have already lost faith in my fellow citizens. If they have not seen him for what he is by now, they never will. Stupid, ignorant people.
mwmisses4289
(942 posts)Warpy
(113,251 posts)because I grew up moving around all over the eastern halt of the country, including the south and midwest. I know how widespread blinkered, pig iignorance has always been, especially in those regions. I can't call them stupid because they're not. They are being fed a rotten bill of goods, mostly by religious figures and now by propagandists taking their cues if not their paychecks from Russia.
I still think many can be reached but the Democratic Party leadership has long been too timid to do what is necessary to accomlish this. I think the time is absolutely right to start thinking of a campaign based on "we have two Americas," because the people I know on both sides who are low information types already know that one in their guts. Oh, GOP propaganda apparatchiks will call us Communists, but they always do anyway.
There are passionate people out there, AOC cmes to mind, who are not afraid to address this. The stodgy old fars of any age need to listen to them if they want to win anything, ever.
I mea, think about it, commercials featuring views of the insides of private jets and the airports the wealthy use juxtaposed with people crammed into uncomfortable chairs and cattle class in airlines, VIP areas of hospitals (Mass General featured Oriental rugs and fireplaces when I was there) juxtaposed with a county hospital waiting room, and the list goes on. A nasty voice over asking why everything we the people need to use is underfunded, shabby, and overcrowded would seal the deal.
Unfairness has always triggered both liberals and conservatives. I would love to see our party get smart about it. Our fellow citizens aren't stupid. They are mostly just uninformed. It's time to inform them.
lame54
(37,864 posts)Allows him too much time for more chaos
Johonny
(23,423 posts)And what a nightmare of a person you have to be.
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LetMyPeopleVote
(161,973 posts)Why should the public care about Trump's sinking approval rating? Because flailing presidents wield less power domestically and abroad.
https://bsky.app/profile/dharmalee3.bsky.social/post/3lnlwyuoog22l
Link to tweet
https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/maddowblog/new-polls-show-trumps-approval-rating-sinking-lower-weakening-power-rcna202783
Reality, however, continues to get in the way.
The latest Reuters/Ipsos poll found Trumps backing down to just 42%, while just 37% support his handling of the economy.
The latest Pew Research Center poll found Trumps approval rating down to 40%. It also found him underwater on every major policy area. Whats more, the Pew survey found the presidents support among Republicans and Republican-leaning independents down to 75% noticeably lower than Joe Bidens 93% support among Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents at this point four years ago.
The latest poll by The Economist/YouGov found Trumps approval rating down to 41%. It also showed him underwater on every issue.
The latest Fox News poll showed Trump with a 44% approval rating down 5 points from March and hes underwater on nearly every issue. On the economy, his support is down to 38%, while on tariffs and inflation, the presidents support is down to 33%.
,,,,,,The answer is simple: Popular presidents wield more power; flailing presidents wield less.
This is true on the international stage foreign officials are more likely to take seriously leaders who enjoy meaningful domestic backing but its also true on Capitol Hill. As weve discussed, members of Congress who, unlike the incumbent president, have to worry about re-election care a great deal about the prevailing political winds.
If the public really were rallying behind Trump and he really did enjoy 70% support, Republican lawmakers might be that much more inclined to follow his lead, while Democratic lawmakers in competitive districts would be that much less inclined to put up a fight against the White House agenda.
But with Americans expressing their increasingly unambiguous dissatisfaction with Trump, it effectively creates a permission structure for Congress to defy the presidents wishes. In other words, the more voters turn against Trump, the harder it becomes for him to get his way which helps explain why he and his allies are scrambling to create an alternate reality in which his support is soaring and skyrocketing, while his approval rating is in the high 70s.