Anonymous
03/31/2025 16:21
Subject: Trump Approval Polls
Anonymous wrote:And yet, they will all sit on their thumbs while Rome burns.
Let's see what tomorrow brings. Then we'll be able to say whether people are sitting on their thumbs or not.
Anonymous
03/31/2025 16:19
Subject: Trump Approval Polls
And yet, they will all sit on their thumbs while Rome burns.
Anonymous
Anonymous
03/31/2025 14:37
Subject: Trump Approval Polls
What is sad is that there are 39% of Americans who approve of Trump's relations with Russia. traitors, all of them.
Anonymous
03/31/2025 13:35
Subject: Re:Trump Approval Polls
Anonymous wrote:The business world thought he was bluffing about tariffs.
I am still so angry about this. It’s all he talked about this past campaign - the big beautiful tariffs that were going to solve every economic issue - and the smartest economic minds thought he was joking.
I agree. It’s incredibly frustrating. Wall Street was blinded by the tax upside and forgot to incorporate Trump’s words.
Anonymous
03/31/2025 12:30
Subject: Re:Trump Approval Polls
The business world thought he was bluffing about tariffs.
I am still so angry about this. It’s all he talked about this past campaign - the big beautiful tariffs that were going to solve every economic issue - and the smartest economic minds thought he was joking.
Anonymous
03/31/2025 12:28
Subject: Re:Trump Approval Polls
Gallup
Anonymous
03/30/2025 17:34
Subject: Trump Approval Polls
Anonymous wrote:Trump has tanked our markets, decreased our 529 value, intentionally put us into a forced march towards a recession by starting a trade war with some of our strongest allies and made us a laughingstock globally.
Wtf is approving of this sh--show?
Actually MAGA is mostly going to be unhappy too. The difference is that for people paying attention, the results are all foreseeable.
For people who don’t follow the news closely, the results are just starting to ripple out and hit home. That’s why the town halls are full of angry constituents.
The problem is that Trump is more addled than expected. The business world thought he was bluffing about tariffs. There was a time that the market gyrations and bad economic news would have gotten a rise out of Trump. Now he’s solely focused on his Nobel peace prize and it’s trickier than he planned.
Anonymous
03/30/2025 17:26
Subject: Trump Approval Polls
Trump has tanked our markets, decreased our 529 value, intentionally put us into a forced march towards a recession by starting a trade war with some of our strongest allies and made us a laughingstock globally.
Wtf is approving of this sh--show?
Wtf is approving of this sh--show?
Anonymous
03/30/2025 15:30
Subject: Trump Approval Polls
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I asked Grok to summarize the latest approval polls and this was the summary:
As of March 30, 2025, Donald Trump's approval ratings, based on the latest polls, generally range in the mid-to-high 40s (around 45% to 48%), with disapproval slightly higher in the low 50s (around 50% to 55%).
This results in a net negative approval rating, typically between -2 and -10 points across various surveys. Recent data shows a slight decline from earlier in his second term, with approval peaking at 48% in some polls (e.g., Economist/YouGov) and dipping to 45% in others (e.g., Reuters/Ipsos).
Disapproval has edged up, often exceeding 50%, reflecting challenges like economic concerns and controversial policies. While Trump retains strong support among Republicans and on specific issues like immigration, his ratings lack a traditional honeymoon boost and remain polarized, performing better than much of his first term but still underwater overall.
I'm sure this will help:
https://www.cnn.com/2025/03/29/business/trump-auto-prices-tariffs/index.html
"I couldn’t care less,” Trump said. “I hope they raise their prices, because if they do, people are gonna buy American-made cars. We have plenty.”
Trump’s head is stuck in the 1970s when MotorCity made those huge cars that everyone coveted. He probably doesn’t even realize how many “foreign brands” are made in MAGAland. Never mind about supply chains. What a twerp.
And he clearly doesn’t understand that American cars are made with parts that are made in Canada, Mexico and other places.
He has been told a millon times, so he knows...he just doesn't care.
Anonymous
03/30/2025 14:57
Subject: Trump Approval Polls
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I asked Grok to summarize the latest approval polls and this was the summary:
As of March 30, 2025, Donald Trump's approval ratings, based on the latest polls, generally range in the mid-to-high 40s (around 45% to 48%), with disapproval slightly higher in the low 50s (around 50% to 55%).
This results in a net negative approval rating, typically between -2 and -10 points across various surveys. Recent data shows a slight decline from earlier in his second term, with approval peaking at 48% in some polls (e.g., Economist/YouGov) and dipping to 45% in others (e.g., Reuters/Ipsos).
Disapproval has edged up, often exceeding 50%, reflecting challenges like economic concerns and controversial policies. While Trump retains strong support among Republicans and on specific issues like immigration, his ratings lack a traditional honeymoon boost and remain polarized, performing better than much of his first term but still underwater overall.
I'm sure this will help:
https://www.cnn.com/2025/03/29/business/trump-auto-prices-tariffs/index.html
"I couldn’t care less,” Trump said. “I hope they raise their prices, because if they do, people are gonna buy American-made cars. We have plenty.”
Trump’s head is stuck in the 1970s when MotorCity made those huge cars that everyone coveted. He probably doesn’t even realize how many “foreign brands” are made in MAGAland. Never mind about supply chains. What a twerp.
And he clearly doesn’t understand that American cars are made with parts that are made in Canada, Mexico and other places.
Anonymous
03/30/2025 11:38
Subject: Trump Approval Polls
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I asked Grok to summarize the latest approval polls and this was the summary:
As of March 30, 2025, Donald Trump's approval ratings, based on the latest polls, generally range in the mid-to-high 40s (around 45% to 48%), with disapproval slightly higher in the low 50s (around 50% to 55%).
This results in a net negative approval rating, typically between -2 and -10 points across various surveys. Recent data shows a slight decline from earlier in his second term, with approval peaking at 48% in some polls (e.g., Economist/YouGov) and dipping to 45% in others (e.g., Reuters/Ipsos).
Disapproval has edged up, often exceeding 50%, reflecting challenges like economic concerns and controversial policies. While Trump retains strong support among Republicans and on specific issues like immigration, his ratings lack a traditional honeymoon boost and remain polarized, performing better than much of his first term but still underwater overall.
I'm sure this will help:
https://www.cnn.com/2025/03/29/business/trump-auto-prices-tariffs/index.html
"I couldn’t care less,” Trump said. “I hope they raise their prices, because if they do, people are gonna buy American-made cars. We have plenty.”
Trump’s head is stuck in the 1970s when MotorCity made those huge cars that everyone coveted. He probably doesn’t even realize how many “foreign brands” are made in MAGAland. Never mind about supply chains. What a twerp.
Anonymous
03/30/2025 11:25
Subject: Trump Approval Polls
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I asked Grok to summarize the latest approval polls and this was the summary:
As of March 30, 2025, Donald Trump's approval ratings, based on the latest polls, generally range in the mid-to-high 40s (around 45% to 48%), with disapproval slightly higher in the low 50s (around 50% to 55%).
This results in a net negative approval rating, typically between -2 and -10 points across various surveys. Recent data shows a slight decline from earlier in his second term, with approval peaking at 48% in some polls (e.g., Economist/YouGov) and dipping to 45% in others (e.g., Reuters/Ipsos).
Disapproval has edged up, often exceeding 50%, reflecting challenges like economic concerns and controversial policies. While Trump retains strong support among Republicans and on specific issues like immigration, his ratings lack a traditional honeymoon boost and remain polarized, performing better than much of his first term but still underwater overall.
I'm sure this will help:
https://www.cnn.com/2025/03/29/business/trump-auto-prices-tariffs/index.html
"I couldn’t care less,” Trump said. “I hope they raise their prices, because if they do, people are gonna buy American-made cars. We have plenty.”
So instead of getting people to buy American by incentivizing the manufacturers to make better, more affordable cars…he is going to force us to buy American by eliminating all other(better) options. Great.
Anonymous
03/30/2025 11:24
Subject: Trump Approval Polls
Anonymous wrote:When you realize that most people in America, Dems and Republicans, hate DC and politicians in general these polls make sense. They don’t care that Feds are suffering…most Americans think Feds are lazy and entitled anyway.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2025/02/09/trumps-approval-rating-at-53-in-new-poll-but-americans-are-less-sure-about-elon-musk/
Americans held a 53% approval rating for Trump, according to the poll, which was conducted Feb. 5-7, while an overwhelming 70% agreed he is doing in office what he promised on the campaign trail.
Feb.5-7 is just 2 weeks after his inauguration. His MAGA cult members were still all happy thinking he was going to stick it to the brown people and libs ……and none of it was ever going to affect them.
To me this poll just says racist, sexist, and homophobic people are still happy being racist, sexist, and homophobes.
Anonymous
03/30/2025 11:16
Subject: Trump Approval Polls
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I asked Grok to summarize the latest approval polls and this was the summary:
As of March 30, 2025, Donald Trump's approval ratings, based on the latest polls, generally range in the mid-to-high 40s (around 45% to 48%), with disapproval slightly higher in the low 50s (around 50% to 55%).
This results in a net negative approval rating, typically between -2 and -10 points across various surveys. Recent data shows a slight decline from earlier in his second term, with approval peaking at 48% in some polls (e.g., Economist/YouGov) and dipping to 45% in others (e.g., Reuters/Ipsos).
Disapproval has edged up, often exceeding 50%, reflecting challenges like economic concerns and controversial policies. While Trump retains strong support among Republicans and on specific issues like immigration, his ratings lack a traditional honeymoon boost and remain polarized, performing better than much of his first term but still underwater overall.
I'm sure this will help:
https://www.cnn.com/2025/03/29/business/trump-auto-prices-tariffs/index.html
"I couldn’t care less,” Trump said. “I hope they raise their prices, because if they do, people are gonna buy American-made cars. We have plenty.”
Inflation jumping the shark, or something.