Trump approval rating hits 47%, as Americans name his most significant move so far: poll

[Michie]

Many Americans want Trump to take action on high prices, the poll found​

President Donald Trump's approval rating remains higher than at any point during his first term in office, according to a new poll from CNN.

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Trump approval rating hits 47%, as Americans name his most significant move so far: poll

President Donald Trump's approval rating sits at 47% according to a Thursday poll from CNN.

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[Yarddog]

Many Americans want Trump to take action on high prices, the poll found​

President Donald Trump's approval rating remains higher than at any point during his first term in office, according to a new poll from CNN.

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Trump approval rating hits 47%, as Americans name his most significant move so far: poll

President Donald Trump's approval rating sits at 47% according to a Thursday poll from CNN.

www.foxnews.com

Yeah, 53% of Americans don't like Trump.

 

[Oompa Loompa]

Yeah, 53% of Americans don't like Trump.

Yet he won the popular vote. Go figure.

 

[iarwain]

Americans side with Trump over the Democrats on virtually every issue. Don't let the nay-sayers fool you.

 

[Yarddog]

Yet he won the popular vote. Go figure.

He got more votes than the 2nd place finisher. That is how it is supposed to work,been though that isn't always the case. Such as Trump's last election when he got trounced by Clinton.

 

[Skittles90]

Yet he won the popular vote. Go figure.

I don't like Trump either but unfortunately he was the better pick during the election by a long shot. I am certain most other Americans felt the same way when they voted thus him winning the popular vote

 

[Deborah1$]

Yet he won the popular vote. Go figure.

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www.reuters.com

The share of Americans who disapprove of his presidency has risen more substantially, to 51% in the latest poll, compared with 41% right after he took office.
Trump enjoys a relatively high rate of approval on his immigration policy, with 47% of respondents backing his approach that has included promises to ramp up deportations of migrants in the country illegally. The share was little changed from January.
But the share of Americans who think the economy is on the wrong track rose to 53% in the latest poll from 43% in the January 24-26 poll. Public approval of Trump's economic stewardship fell to 39% from 43% in the prior poll.

 

[Oompa Loompa]

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www.reuters.com

The share of Americans who disapprove of his presidency has risen more substantially, to 51% in the latest poll, compared with 41% right after he took office.
Trump enjoys a relatively high rate of approval on his immigration policy, with 47% of respondents backing his approach that has included promises to ramp up deportations of migrants in the country illegally. The share was little changed from January.
But the share of Americans who think the economy is on the wrong track rose to 53% in the latest poll from 43% in the January 24-26 poll. Public approval of Trump's economic stewardship fell to 39% from 43% in the prior poll.

Bargaining is a stage of grief. Trump won the popular vote no matter how you spin it. You have no idea how many democrats voted against Biden and for Trump.

 

[Gregory Thompson]

Yet he won the popular vote. Go figure.

Nah, the electoral college did their mathematical voodoo like always.

 

[Oompa Loompa]

Nah, the electoral college did their mathematical voodoo like always.

Sure, if you say so. But Trump still won the popular vote by millions.

 

[ozso]

He got more votes than the 2nd place finisher. That is how it is supposed to work,been though that isn't always the case. Such as Trump's last election when he got trounced by Clinton.

Trump got about 10 million more votes than Clinton did this time around.

 

[Gregory Thompson]

Sure, if you say so. But Trump still won the popular vote by millions.

This is true, but it was never about rep by pop.

 

[Yarddog]

Trump got about 10 million more votes than Clinton did this time around.

What does this time to do with the first time? Clinton wasn't running this time. She won in a landslide, by Trump's terms, when they ran in 2016.

 

[ozso]

What does this time to do with the first time? Clinton wasn't running this time. She won in a landslide, by Trump's terms, when they ran in 2016.

Actually Clinton lost. In 24 Trump got more popular votes than any other president except for Joe Biden and his unprecedented not to mention questionable 81 million.

 

[Yarddog]

Actually Clinton lost. In 24 Trump got more popular votes than any other president except for Joe Biden and his unprecedented not to mention questionable 81 million.

Clinton didn't run in 2024. The only election that matters is the one she and Trump ran in together. Clinton won the vote in 2016 but lost in the Electoral College. Each election cycle matters only to that cycle because the turn out is always different.

Biden's vote total is only questionable to Trump loyalists. All others accept the facts that Biden beat Trump.

 

[ozso]

Clinton didn't run in 2024. The only election that matters is the one she and Trump ran in together. Clinton won the vote in 2016 but lost in the Electoral College. Each election cycle matters only to that cycle because the turn out is always different.

Biden's vote total is only questionable to Trump loyalists. All others accept the facts that Biden beat Trump.

No It's questionable because there were way too many votes. And there was no reason for you to bring up Clinton. The topic of this thread is Trump's growing approval, for some people to simile about, and others to be in denial over.

 

[Deborah1$]

Bargaining is a stage of grief. Trump won the popular vote no matter how you spin it. You have no idea how many democrats voted against Biden and for Trump.

Bargaining? Oh, please. I just like to keep things balanced. You can tout that he won, but then you need to mention that his favorability is slipping since he first got in office. Stop giving a one-sided, skewered view. And a ton of democrats voted for him who had enough of Biden and his weakness and faulty health. No one in their right mind denies that

 

[RileyG]

I don't like Trump either but unfortunately he was the better pick during the election by a long shot. I am certain most other Americans felt the same way when they voted thus him winning the popular vote

I agree 100%.