His approval rating is pretty much stagnant. From what little I saw of that boy scouts speech they apparently love the guy. Lots of applause... the youth love him.
That speech was a terrible indictment of modern parenting in the US. But then again, everybody knows young people are awful.
His approval rating is pretty much stagnant. From what little I saw of that boy scouts speech they apparently love the guy. Lots of applause... the youth love him.
That speech was a terrible indictment of modern parenting in the US. But then again, everybody knows young people are awful.
I cant survive another three and a half years.
six months and I have lost all faith in humanity and just want the nightmare to end.
just 3 days later and the 538 moving avg is down to 38% Reuters is down to 36.9%
Trump is the best, i mean, who else can make poll numbers move so fast.
it took almost two months, but the 538 approval rating moving average just hit a new record low of 37.8% and the 56.7% disapproval is also a record.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/trump-approval-ratings/
I've read that graph title and y-axis label several times now. Could you explain what the graph is actually showing? Is it simply percent of total non-farm workforce in the two sectors?If his health care bill passes they will suffer an extremely rude awakening as massive cuts to health care spending is going to adversely affect health care employment which, if I remember correctly, is the #1 employment sector in WV. They aren't just going to lose their health insurance (as huge portions of WV are on Medicaid), they are going to lose their jobs.
Just kidding, they will find something else to blame it on I'm sure.
I started to type out what I thought that chart meant, then realized it was wrong. So I have no idea what exactly it's trying to represent, and I think whoever made it should feel bad for using what is seemingly two definitions for the same line, as well as two axis descriptors, none of which can be really ascertained correctly. I guess it's saying there's a lot more health workers, and a lot less mining and logging?I've read that graph title and y-axis label several times now. Could you explain what the graph is actually showing? Is it simply percent of total non-farm workforce in the two sectors?
I've read that graph title and y-axis label several times now. Could you explain what the graph is actually showing? Is it simply percent of total non-farm workforce in the two sectors?
Quinnipiac University poll finds 61 percent of voters disapprove of the job Trump is doing in office, compared to just 33 percent who approve of Trump's performance.
This marks the president's lowest approval rating since he was inaugurated, according to the university.
It is also a sharp drop since the last such poll. In a survey taken at the end of June, 55 percent of respondents disapproved of the job the president was doing and 40 percent approved.
The recent poll also found a majority of voters, 71 percent, don't think Trump is "levelheaded" and 62 percent don't think he is "honest."
At this rate, by the 2018 mid-terms people will be ready to drag Trump out of the White House. Well, they are now, but moreso...
Lol! No. They will still vote for him just like they still vote for their congressmen who have an even lower approval rating.
I think it may just be the slow trickle of the people who hated Hilary and were lukewarm on "anti establishment" so they voted for Trump as a protest/change vote or a "let's give him a chance" vote and are now realizing their mistake.Again...I just can't fathom what exactly made this 10% or so of the people who *used to* approve switch to disapprove. Trump is acting exactly like he did before and during the campaign. There have been no surprises. He's a cheat, liar, fraud and incompetent in everything he's ever done, unless you count borrowing money and possibly money laundering. I guess it shows just how little a lot of people pay attention during the campaigns to the people they are voting for--they just see the "R" or "D" and check the box. Either that or they expected him to suddenly morph into a statesman once he got into office. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad they don't like him. I don't get why they liked him in the first place, if the typical Trump stuff he's done and said in office have been enough to turn them away.
Again...I just can't fathom what exactly made this 10% or so of the people who *used to* approve switch to disapprove. Trump is acting exactly like he did before and during the campaign. There have been no surprises. He's a cheat, liar, fraud and incompetent in everything he's ever done, unless you count borrowing money and possibly money laundering. I guess it shows just how little a lot of people pay attention during the campaigns to the people they are voting for--they just see the "R" or "D" and check the box. Either that or they expected him to suddenly morph into a statesman once he got into office. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad they don't like him. I don't get why they liked him in the first place, if the typical Trump stuff he's done and said in office have been enough to turn them away.
I agree 100%, I don't understand why it's falling because there haven't really been any surprises.
The only two things I can come up with is 1) maybe people really did think their lives were going to get better under Trump and 6 months in they haven't. 2) The failure of Obamacare repeal. That must be a stunner to everyone who drank the kool aid and believed that the ACA was all bad and only the evil dems kept it alive.
Trump reminds me of some middle aged woman in a tattered nightgown wearing dirty house shoes and curlers standing in the middle of a trailer park cursing out the neighbors because her dog got loose and attacked one of their cats and killed it.My thought is #2. The failure of Obamacare repeal means that the people who hated you for trying to repeal it still hate you and the people who wanted you to repeal it now don't like you because you're ineffective.