Trump approval ratings thread 1.2

[RFayette 🇻🇦]

In before LimoLiberal tax bump post.

As for the actual reason, its Christmas weekend. I bet responses are way down, hence why no respectable pollster actually polls over holidays.

Edit: Lol.

Maybe it's a tax bump, maybe not.  It's not uncommon for there to be a bump in Presidential approval around Christmas; possibly people are in a more charitable mood around the holidays.  Let's see what it looks like in the middle of January.

Horrible Heitkamp Careless Claire and the Job-killer Joes should be quaking their boots right now.

You're a rightwing troll. Change your avatar and be honest with people.

The pot and the kettle, much?

I'm a republican and not a troll. I would have voted for Kim Guadagno back in November if I was still registered in New Jersey. I also voted for Johnny Isakson and Drew Ferguson (both R's) in 2016.

Just cuz I don't support a fat orange doofus or a clearly incompetent GOP congress right now doesn't mean I'm not republican. I don't have to support garbage just because they're in the same party as me.

I was referring more to the PM scores.

[Blackacre]

Even if there was a tax reform bump, (which doesnt look like it's the case) the nature of a bump is that it wears off. If the bump is happening now, it won't be anything but a distant memory by November.

[America's Sweetheart ❤/𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕭𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖞 𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖗]

He's getting a legimate, huge, TAX REFORM BUMP on Gallup. Up 8 net points in the last three days.

Just... stop.

[heatcharger]

Maybe certain cretins should stop chirping "GOP is finished!" 500 times in reaction to 1 point fluctuations in Gallup or whatever.

[LimoLiberal]

Looks like Trump team is seeing the same massive bump that I'm seeing and expecting.
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/945030174290186241

[Kamala]

Looks like Trump team is seeing the same massive bump that I'm seeing and expecting.
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/945030174290186241

Wow, it’s almost as if...

[Brittain33]

You know...

Gallup has lots of random fluctuations. Trump is still doing poorly.

But up to 39% is a sizable recovery for Trump. We'll need to see what happens in the next few days, but we need to consider the possibility that either the tax bill, or the goodwill of the holidays, or both causes Trump to come up a little from the deep pit he's been in with the devastating loss in Alabama. We will see.

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

Looks like Trump team is seeing the same massive bump that I'm seeing and expecting.
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/945030174290186241

Lmao if these "insider polls" he's talking about are so "strong" then why isn't he posting them?

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

This must be the "internal poll" Trump is talking about lmao...

Notice how for Trump they don't have the "Poor" option like they do for Obama. Pathetic.

[Mike Thick]

Leaked Trump internal shows his approval only underwater 45-48.

https://twitter.com/PfeifferDC/status/944203888000978946

[ProgressiveCanadian]

Leaked Trump internal shows his approval only underwater 45-48.

https://twitter.com/PfeifferDC/status/944203888000978946

Throw that in the trash.

[LimoLiberal]

Leaked Trump internal shows his approval only underwater 45-48.

https://twitter.com/PfeifferDC/status/944203888000978946

Throw that in the trash.

This is why you click on links.

[BudgieForce]

You know...

Gallup has lots of random fluctuations. Trump is still doing poorly.

But up to 39% is a sizable recovery for Trump. We'll need to see what happens in the next few days, but we need to consider the possibility that either the tax bill, or the goodwill of the holidays, or both causes Trump to come up a little from the deep pit he's been in with the devastating loss in Alabama. We will see.

Don't feed into it. Plox...

[ProgressiveCanadian]

Leaked Trump internal shows his approval only underwater 45-48.

https://twitter.com/PfeifferDC/status/944203888000978946

Throw that in the trash.

This is why you click on links.

Should of know that this forum is filled with trolls including yourself.

[Mike Thick]

Leaked Trump internal shows his approval only underwater 45-48.

https://twitter.com/PfeifferDC/status/944203888000978946

Throw that in the trash.

This is why you click on links.

You're intelligent enough to verify sources, and yet you still troll so poorly.

[pbrower2a]

Kentucky, Mason-Dixon, WAVE-TV, NBC-3, Louisville.

Approvals --

President Donald Trump, 50-43
Governor Matt Bevan (R), 45-41
Senator Rand Paul (R), 44-42
Senator Mitch McConnell (R), 30-62 (yes, you read that right!)

This approval map shows  electoral votes to the states on the approval map.

Trump approval, net positive

55% or higher
50-54%
44-49%

Ties are in white.

Trump approval, net negative

46-49%
40-45%
39% or lower

But raw disapproval numbers appear instead  of electoral votes here:

Disapproval (net negative for Trump) :

55% or higher
50-54%
44-49%

Ties are in white.

(net positive for Trump)
46-49%  
41-45%
40% or lower

[Badger]

Wow. Trump at 30% approval in a state he got 31% in. Great poll for him. Tax Reform Bump evident.
http://news.berkeley.edu/story_jump/after-almost-a-year-how-do-californians-really-feel-about-donald-trump/

OK, a$$hole. Until the mods finally put tbe banbammer down on your trolling sock face (shouldn't take more than 9-12 months with their efficient style), it's on to the ignore list you go.

[Rookie Yinzer]

Senator Mitch McConnell (R), 30-62 (yes, you read that right!)

Wonder if ALG would go up against him again if he doesn't retire.

[pbrower2a]

Senator Mitch McConnell (R), 30-62 (yes, you read that right!)

Wonder if ALG would go up against him again if he doesn't retire.

He's certainly vulnerable. Pushing an agenda that hurts constituents is not good for re-election.

Much more vulnerable than Rand Paul.

[junior chįmp]

Senator Mitch McConnell (R), 30-62 (yes, you read that right!)

Wonder if ALG would go up against him again if he doesn't retire.

McConnell's a goner in 2020....the year of our realignment

[gottsu]

http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/data/popularity.php?pres=45&sort=time&direct=DESC&Submit=DISPLAY

Recently came across this

Trump's ratings aren't so bad as some media try to portray as "the lowest in history of such ratings". If you look at ratings of Bush 43 during the most of his 2nd term or Nixon's during Watergate there have been more or less worse numbers for previous presidents (for ex. Jimmy Carter had in the midst of 1979 below 30% rating for this short time).

[Landslide Lyndon]

http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/data/popularity.php?pres=45&sort=time&direct=DESC&Submit=DISPLAY

Recently came across this

Trump's ratings aren't so bad as some media try to portray as "the lowest in history of such ratings". If you look at ratings of Bush 43 during the most of his 2nd term or Nixon's during Watergate there have been more or less worse numbers for previous presidents (for ex. Jimmy Carter had in the midst of 1979 below 30% rating for this short time).

They are the worst ever at this point of a presidency.

[gottsu]

http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/data/popularity.php?pres=45&sort=time&direct=DESC&Submit=DISPLAY

Recently came across this

Trump's ratings aren't so bad as some media try to portray as "the lowest in history of such ratings". If you look at ratings of Bush 43 during the most of his 2nd term or Nixon's during Watergate there have been more or less worse numbers for previous presidents (for ex. Jimmy Carter had in the midst of 1979 below 30% rating for this short time).

They are the worst ever at this point of a presidency.

That is true. He never hit 50% of approval rating, started his term with 45% only. That is really low.

But my intention in the post above was to put this thing in a slightly smaller picture, because when I heard several times that Trump's numbers are the lowest on the record, I was not thinking that this statement on his ratings includes a certain point of a presidency. This evening I continued reading a book about Jimmy Carter, and there was some informations that Carter had in some time under 30's rating, and after that I started to search the Internet to see ratings of other past presidents and that is how I came up with my post above.

[Landslide Lyndon]

http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/data/popularity.php?pres=45&sort=time&direct=DESC&Submit=DISPLAY

Recently came across this

Trump's ratings aren't so bad as some media try to portray as "the lowest in history of such ratings". If you look at ratings of Bush 43 during the most of his 2nd term or Nixon's during Watergate there have been more or less worse numbers for previous presidents (for ex. Jimmy Carter had in the midst of 1979 below 30% rating for this short time).

They are the worst ever at this point of a presidency.

That is true. He never hit 50% of approval rating, started his term with 45% only. That is really low.

But my intention in the post above was to put this thing in a slightly smaller picture, because when I heard several times that Trump's numbers are the lowest on the record, I was not thinking that this statement on his ratings includes a certain point of a presidency. This evening I continued reading a book about Jimmy Carter, and there was some informations that Carter had in some time under 30's rating, and after that I started to search the Internet to see ratings of other past presidents and that is how I came up with my post above.

Carter fell under the 30s during the oil crisis and the Iran hostage crisis. Trump is already in the 30s without having faced a crisis that wasn't of his own making, and a booming economy to boot.

[GeorgiaModerate]

While it's true that other Presidents have had lower approval ratings than Trump, it's important to remember that no President has been reelected after such low ratings.  Clinton was the closest (he was around 36 or 37 in mid-1993) and was reelected, and one could argue that there's a similar amount of time for Trump to recover.  However, Clinton saw that he needed to do change things and successfully did so.  I strongly doubt that Trump has the temperament or flexibility to do something similar.