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Interesting that you question one poll and not the other. Well, that's the impression your post gives.
I'm sure you know the reason for that....The Pew poll is non partisan, while Rasmussen leans heavily to the right....A biased poll is worse than no poll at all.
Hillary would have had the same approval rating. Trump won and Hillary lost. Both were unpopular. I'm ecstatic Trump is President and unpopular instead of Hillary who would be equally unpopular.
As sad and pathetic as that may sound, you are absolutely correct.
I'm sure you know the reason for that....The Pew poll is non partisan, while Rasmussen leans heavily to the right....A biased poll is worse than no poll at all.
According to a Pew Research poll for Feb 7 - 12, he's now at 39%.
So Pew has Trump's job-approval rating below 40%... It's 39% approve, 56% disapprove (adults, Feb. 7-12)"
Gallup's poll came in at 40%, confirming the Pew result. Rasmussen's 55% is an outlier.
Again why do you think we care? Approval ratings don't create results in the real world. Libs kept saying over And over that Obama's approval rating meant Hillary would be elected since she was carrying in his legacy. And we'll...
Again why do you think we care? Approval ratings don't create results in the real world. Libs kept saying over And over that Obama's approval rating meant Hillary would be elected since she was carrying in his legacy. And we'll...
They certainly can.
Some members of his party in Congress will turn on him if he becomes more unpopular (especially below 30%) since they will start looking out for their own behind (particularly around midterms).
When that starts happening, a President's ability to push forward an agenda becomes limited.
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