You make little sense.
41% of Americans approve of the job Trump has done. That is comprised of 35% MAGAs, who will say yes to anything Trump does. Then add 6% of the rest of all Americans (the real Americans).
Then you find 59% of real American disapprove of the job Trump has done.
- VitaMan
- 05-02-2025, 04:31 PM
- txdot-guy
- 05-02-2025, 04:39 PM
Certainly not representative of the American populace but check out the poll.
https://eccie.net/showthread.php?p=1063784564
Do you like/dislike Trump and do you have an IRA.
12 for and 16 against.
Sounds to me to be around 57% disapprove here on eccie. Originally Posted by txdot-guy
You make little sense.https://eccie.net/showthread.php?p=1063784564
41% of Americans approve of the job Trump has done. That is comprised of 35% MAGAs, who will say yes to anything Trump does. Then add 6% of the rest of all Americans (the real Americans).
Then you find 59% of real American disapprove of the job Trump has done. Originally Posted by VitaMan
The poll is now at 13 for and 20 against. Right at 60% disapprove here on eccie.
- Salty Again
- 05-02-2025, 05:02 PM
No. A and B are the real Americans looking at results on important issues. D and F are nothing but the 80% of Democrats suffering from TDS (along with the usual suspects here). Now show the approval ratings for the Democrats. Under 20%. Left wing rags whining about Trump. Again. Originally Posted by Lantern2814... And they're seeing the results, mate.
Which is why were laughing at the "news" of Trump's ratings
dropping a bit - 'cause with the Ukraine mineral deal
and China about to ask the end of tariffs - President
Trump's numbers will no doubt rise back up! ...
#### Salty
- TechPapi
- 05-05-2025, 04:23 PM
Transcript: Fox News Visibly Rattled as Trump’s Slide in Polls Worsens | The New Republic
Just like it's possible for Democrats to lose minority voters, it is also possible for Republicans to lose rural voters.
As Fox News personalities work overtime to shield their viewers from Trump’s deepening unpopularity, a shrewd observer of right-wing media explains the deeper problems this reveals for the MAGA movement.
Faced with President Donald Trump’s slidingpollnumbers, Fox News personalities have hatched a variety of tactics to deceive their viewers about what’s happening right at the end of their noses. In some cases, Fox figures are making declarations about Trump’s presidency that fly in the face of Fox News’s own polling. In case you needed more evidence that Trump is acting as if none of this is happening, he’s now rolled out a new budget blueprint that contains enormous cuts to the government. The cuts are destined to be so unpopular that even Republicans are already expressing alarm about them. We think we get the game here: Everything is about keeping Trump’s floor with the base from dropping too low. So toward that end, Fox will go all in with the denial about what a disaster this presidency has become. To parse how all this works, today we’re talking to one of our favorite guests, Matt Gertz of Media Matters.
Just like it's possible for Democrats to lose minority voters, it is also possible for Republicans to lose rural voters.
As Fox News personalities work overtime to shield their viewers from Trump’s deepening unpopularity, a shrewd observer of right-wing media explains the deeper problems this reveals for the MAGA movement.
Faced with President Donald Trump’s slidingpollnumbers, Fox News personalities have hatched a variety of tactics to deceive their viewers about what’s happening right at the end of their noses. In some cases, Fox figures are making declarations about Trump’s presidency that fly in the face of Fox News’s own polling. In case you needed more evidence that Trump is acting as if none of this is happening, he’s now rolled out a new budget blueprint that contains enormous cuts to the government. The cuts are destined to be so unpopular that even Republicans are already expressing alarm about them. We think we get the game here: Everything is about keeping Trump’s floor with the base from dropping too low. So toward that end, Fox will go all in with the denial about what a disaster this presidency has become. To parse how all this works, today we’re talking to one of our favorite guests, Matt Gertz of Media Matters.