Trump's popularity dips again
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Source: Newsweek
DONALD TRUMP'S APPROVAL RATING PLUMMETS TO NEW LOW AS REPUBLICANS GROW WARY AMID RUSSIA INVESTIGATION
BY TIM MARCIN ON 6/20/17 AT 10:11 AM
Another day, another low point for Donald Trump. The president's approval rating, which has proven historically bad since he took office, has sunk again.
The latest survey from CBS News out Tuesday found his approval rating had hit a new low of 36 percent, while 57 percent disapproved of the job he is doing. Trump's approval rating has declined over the last few months in the CBS News poll. Forty-three percent approved of him in early April, a number that dropped to 41 percent by late April and now has hit the new low of 36 percent in late June. The previous low for Trump was 39 percent in February.
Trump's support among Republicans might have been a factor in the drop. Seventy-two percent of GOP respondents approved of the president's job performancewhich sounds like a lot, but actually represents an 11-percentage-point fall compared with April.
The poll found that the investigation into Trump's potential ties with Russia, the country that interfered in the 2016 election as it aimed to help get the GOP candidate into office, has dragged down his popularity. His firing of FBI Director James Comey and comments suggesting the move was connected to the bureau's Russia probe, as well as his near-constant focus on the investigation, might not be helping him with the American people. Just 28 percent of respondents approved of the way he's handled the probe, according to CBS, while 63 percent disapprove. About one-third said Trump's approach on the process has left them thinking less of the president. Fifty-seven percent of GOP respondents approved of Trump's handling of the Russia investigation.
Read more: http://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-approval-rating-plummet-new-low-republicans-wary-russia-627559
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Poll: Trump's Approval Down By Double Digits Among GOPers Since 100th Day
ByESME CRIBBPublishedJUNE 20, 2017, 10:41 AM EDT
President Donald Trumps approval rating has dropped by 11 points among Republicans since his 100th day in office, according to a poll by CBS News released Tuesday.
Seventy-two percent of Republican respondents to the poll approved of Trumps job performance, while just 9 percent of Democratic respondents approved.
That statistic represents an 11-point drop from Trumps job approval on his 100th day in office, when 83 percent of Republicans approved of his performance (and 10 percent of Democrats did the same). Overall, 36 percent of respondents approved of the job Trump is doing, in the Presidents lowest rating in CBS News polls since his inauguration.
The CBS News poll was conducted by telephone and surveyed 1,117 adults nationwide from June 1518, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
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underpants
(182,795 posts)I found a perfect replacement for Spicey
CountAllVotes
(20,868 posts)And remove those polyps now!
Moostache
(9,895 posts)It does not matter if Trump's approval is in the toilet if it still takes 2.5 Democratic votes to over come a single redneck bastard's GOP vote in the deep south or the shell of the midwest...
We will see it again tonight in GA...anything that polls less than Dem +5% or greater will invariably become first "tightening", then "too close to call", then "GOP wins another closely contested race". It is as predictable now as seeing the words "Lather. Rinse. Repeat." on a bottle of shampoo...
old guy
(3,283 posts)I can't.
broadcaster90210
(333 posts)nt
global1
(25,245 posts)I'll start taking notice of his poll numbers when he begins to lose the deplorables.
Bayard
(22,063 posts)Not 36%.
Still In Wisconsin
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Nitram
(22,794 posts)Still In Wisconsin
(4,450 posts)Nitram
(22,794 posts)Still In Wisconsin
(4,450 posts)That happens more and more these days.
Shell_Seas
(3,333 posts)Really, wasn't 36% the same as last week...and maybe the week before?
Nitram
(22,794 posts)maybe we should refer to it as his "unpopularity," as in "Trump's unpopularity rises again."
heaven05
(18,124 posts)well morally, ethically, as a rabid racist/narcissist, he's already gone lower than low....so.....who knows
BumRushDaShow
(128,935 posts)Those 10% are not "Democrats".
Javaman
(62,528 posts)Bengus81
(6,931 posts)And with Rasmussen it's a wonder his approval isn't 90%.
lark
(23,099 posts)If every voter was required to hear the truth and not partisan lies, Drumpf would have maybe 10% backing from the richest of Americans. Every person who makes less than $200,000/yr. and voted for Drumpf is a pure idiot who voted against their own interests.
FakeNoose
(32,638 posts)They have no trouble seeing what an idiot Cheeto 45 is.
But they're using him to get the tax breaks they want, and that's all they care about. The super-wealthy could care less about Trump's Russian foolery because they don't see it as a threat to their lifestyle. Those of us who still consider ourselves in the Middle Class (whatever that is) we're the ones getting screwed 6 ways to Sunday.
We can see how Trump's followers are getting screwed, but the sad fact is that they can't see it. Or they won't until it's too late. I see this as a failure of the Democratic Party to reach out to those who needed help, going back to the days of Ronald Reagan. It's not going to change overnight, or in one decade.