Re: Trump's Approval Rating Goes Underwater

  On Thu, 6 Mar 2025, Auric Hellman wrote:
 

On 3/6/2025 5:53 AM, D wrote:

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On Wed, 5 Mar 2025, Retrograde wrote:
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On Wed, 05 Mar 2025 15:39:34 -0600
JAB <here@is.invalid> wrote:
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White House, with 47.6 percent approval and 47.9 percent disapproval.
That puts Trump back in the same territory of public opinion he
occupied during his first term as president, where (per Gallup) he

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I dunno. He didn't get my vote, but 47% doesn't look bad to me.  Talk
to me when he's at 30% and angry, unemployed rednecks are oiling up
their weapons.  47% seems OK to me.
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Note that it is very common for the popularity of the winning party to drop after an election when promises are not delivered upon.
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I think the current figures are quite good aactually.

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Point well taken. Despite what they may announce publicly about how they know results take time, people expect instant results and if they don't get it; it pisses them off. I have no idea if Trump's policies will work or not. A few I like (boot out criminal immigrants, no military aid to ungrateful countries) and some I don't (picking fights with Canada, Panama, Denmark)

 This is the truth! I am curious about who will take over after Trump, and, iof the MAGA movement after the next 3.5 year will have spent its energy.
 If wonder if the democrats will produce a "right"-wing democrat around 45-50, male and white, in order to try and win the next presidential election.
 The idea is that they strayed too far to the left, and alienated everyone. If they move to the right I think they have a good chance to win the next election.