Btw this is a sample of adults. I have no doubt that Trump has a hard ceiling of 47% among all adults.
Would be much more interesting if it was RVs or LVs
Fake News Uncle Sam (Sorry I couldn't resist with your screen name and Atlas persona--- wasn't trying to target you out for a hard time)....
Actually if you pull up the Source numbers you see numbers for National Adults and National RVs and there appears to be minor variation on these questions of ~ 1% in Trumps Favor ( +2% Swing) between the two numbers....
LVs we are not going to see until a bit closer to the election I would imagine, especially in a poll like this where they are covering a wide national pool of voters on a range of approve/disapprove type questions.....
To paraphrase the works of the great humorist Mark Twain from the Antebellum border state of Missouri once famously said something to the effect: "There are lies, damned lies, and then there are statistics".....
So take or leave the poll based upon your opinions, there are plenty more polls out there, just like arseholes, but in some ways one might argue this poll actually looks slightly better for Trump than it has since Jan '19 (Especially on approvals on the economy that are not only above water but now >50%).
Take off your Hat Uncle Sam chill awhile with a nice glass of homemade Iced Tea and digest the 39 pages of data from the original link provided by Gass.... (Glass is always half full and all that stuff...) 
Bcs Gass is an Atlas tradition, not only on polling related stuff, but when he posts on the polling thread this far out he focuses on the topline numbers (Data Mining polls for us to digest and consume)....
Interpretations of polls or dissecting cross-tabs is not something that Gass typically has done over the years (Although he's more than able to speak for himself and jump in...).
There are some posters that on polling threads typically will just post topline numbers and source and move on to other things.
Other posters tend to go more into the weeds of the polls. etc....
The reason why I don't always initially respond with my personal opinion of polls, is sometimes you need to look at the details, history of polling firm, history of polling firm in certain states, read the fine print, etc....
Remember the famous poll of the 1948 US Presidential Election???
Polling has come a long ways since then, but it's still a complex intersection of political-science and journalism....
Gass might have his personal political opinions, but he's not a hack and plus many of us have a work-life balance deal going on, which limits our time on Atlas and which projects we chose to focus on.
