Trump’s complaints come after his approval ratings dipped to match record lows or fell to new low points in polls from Quinnipiac University (32 percent), CNN (34 percent) and the Economist-YouGov (also 34 percent). While Trump fared better in other polls, national averages show him between 36 and 40 percent approval, down about one percentage point in recent weeks to match or set new record lows.
Trump wrote “don’t believe the Radical Left’s Fake Poll numbers,” but he has long followed public opinion polls, highlighting such findings he likes and dismissing those he dislikes. His moves over the weekend appeared aimed at winding down a war that polls show Americans increasingly oppose.
Your experience with Israel polls should be instructive to you. Bibi-aligned pollsters find he'll get 61 seats. Anti-Bibi pollsters find he'll get 51. Oh no, who's right?
ReplyDeleteIt's no different in the States. A liberal pollster will stand in the middle of a liberal city and discover that Trump has poor ratings. Oh wow.
The bigger story is the rise of the DSA within the Democrat party and how it just might cost them the election in a couple of months when all Republicans have to do is campaign with "Well we might not be the greatest but we don't hate America"
WOW That has been Trump's approach and it doesn't seem to work very well
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