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His highest approval rating per Gallup was only 45%, and it's all been downhill from there. Why does it matter? It doesn't just bode negatively for his reelection prospects, but it also is bad news for the Republicans in the midterms. They stand to lose many seats, and historically presidential approval ratings are a good barometer of how many seats the president's party will win or lose. But there is still a lot of time until the midterms, so if he really gets to work, Trump has time to satisfy Americans' expectations of him better than he has so far.
We saw polls similar to this before the Republicans and Trump trounced the Dems last November. Trump and the Republicans have to follow through on jobs and safety and they'll be reelected, if they don't they won't....simple as that.
Sooner or later, the American people are going to reach the breaking point with Trump's vacuous tweets, chaos administration, bizarre behavior and blatant incompetence. Only a matter of time before Trump's numbers fall not only to Carteresque levels, but below.
When Trump's more rationale supporters wake up expect his poll numbers to drop below 25% approval.
You said the polls were all wrong. They were wrong to predict a Hillary victory, but not wrong about the national popular vote.
Do you work for CNN? MSNBC?
If not, you have a future being a host at one of the major networks.
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