Yet compared to you he is like the sun.I always knew that you weren't that bright
there were over three million unemployment claims...so many that it set a record...never has there ever been that many at one time....the reality of that hasn't hit the public yet, when it does...when people start losing their homes, cars, getting evicted and so forth...his ratings will sink faster than a rock in a pond.
there were over three million unemployment claims...so many that it set a record...never has there ever been that many at one time....the reality of that hasn't hit the public yet, when it does...when people start losing their homes, cars, getting evicted and so forth...his ratings will sink faster than a rock in a pond.
Approval always rises for wartime presidents. That's what this is, a war. Even I've found myself more inclined to support him, and I'm about as liberal as they come. We need to pull together to get through this.
Does that mean I'm voting for him come November?
**** no.
Good news, not that you'd ever know this from watching the MSM. Ordinary people (at least not those who are not hardcore Democrats or are members of the mainstream news media, but I repeat myself) are rallying behind the president in a time of crisis. 11% of those polled do not approve of his presidency yet still approve of his handling of the outbreak.
I wouldn't count on this to last to November though. As soon as the crisis is over, I would expect Trump's approval to "plummet" (by which I mean fall from 49% to 44%, a 5% drop. It's all relative baby!)
This is going to make the radical left heads explode!!
Hardly.
We are basically laughing at people like you for the very simple reason that we have been calling for this, and you have been calling us socialists for it...yet, Dear Leader Trump has embraced the definition (rather, your definition) of socialism and has acted on it...redistributing wealth, impacting business via executive orders, etc.
So, tell us radical leftists who are so-called "socialists" why our heads should explode when we got what we want, and the president your idolize had to act in a socialist manner to do it? Please tell us how you are rationalizing this move....
This is totally anecdotal, but there are three people in my life who are completely non-political but who have always been a good barometer as to where much of the public is on a given issue. In the case of this virus, all three are very tuned in and all three have the exact same take. They watch the presidents daily briefings and like what they hear. They then tune into the news and hear takes that completely contradict what their own ears told them. The truth is, Trump is handling this well and thats why the libs are so pissed.
there were over three million unemployment claims...so many that it set a record...never has there ever been that many at one time....the reality of that hasn't hit the public yet, when it does...when people start losing their homes, cars, getting evicted and so forth...his ratings will sink faster than a rock in a pond.
And those numbers are really very low and not appreciably that much of an improvement for a 'war-time President', or "rally around the flag' national crisis event over his previous numbers. Which under normal circumstances would be significantly higher then what we are seeing now. The confidence level would appear to be rather low.
After a "Rally 'Round The Flag Boys" bounce the average drop in approval rating is 12%. If that average holds, then Mr. Trump's approval rating will drop to around 39.5 ± 3.5%.
Well...when you appear to give the people what they want in a time of crisis, they tend to look favorably on you...
Indeed, and Mr. Trump ordering GM to reopen its "Lordstown plant" and start producing ventilators most certainly does APPEAR to give the people what they want in a time of crisis.
Of course, once you realize that GM does NOT have any "Lordstown plant", that APPEARANCE wears just a bit thin.
I won't go into any details of how ludicrous Mr. Trump's statement that "major hospitals" have only two ventilators so there really isn't any need for vast numbers of them is, other than to remind everyone that it is a statement that could only be made by someone who is totally out of touch with reality because, even as far back as 2010, there was an average of 10.8 ventilators per hospital (and the total number of ventilators in US hospitals is now around three times as high as it was in 2010).
"Trump is finally using the Defense Production Act to make ventilators. But that might not solve the problem." is a fairly unbiased assessment of the situation.
Wow, a little less than half of Americans support him, that's a win?
One has to give Mr. Trump the credit that is due to him.
Scarcely more than one week ago, the US ranked SEVENTH in the world. Today, thanks to Mr. Trump's leadership, the US ranks FIRST. No other President has ever been so successful in improving the rating of the US in so short a time.
One has to give Mr. Trump the credit that is due to him.
Scarcely more than one week ago, the US ranked SEVENTH in the world. Today, thanks to Mr. Trump's leadership, the US ranks FIRST. No other President has ever been so successful in improving the rating of the US in so short a time.
Good news, not that you'd ever know this from watching the MSM. Ordinary people (at least not those who are not hardcore Democrats or are members of the mainstream news media, but I repeat myself) are rallying behind the president in a time of crisis. 11% of those polled do not approve of his presidency yet still approve of his handling of the outbreak.
I wouldn't count on this to last to November though. As soon as the crisis is over, I would expect Trump's approval to "plummet" (by which I mean fall from 49% to 44%, a 5% drop. It's all relative baby!)
The president received high approval numbers for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. The poll found 60% of voters approved of Trump's response to the pandemic. 94% of Republicans approved, along with 60% of independents and 27% of Democrats.
China also quarantined entire cities and provinces. I'm sure you would have applauded had Trump declared martial law and quarantined New York City, Miami, Chicago, LA and San Fran on say Feb 20. You wouldn't have called him a dictator wannabe or the new Hitler, right?
I have a real problem with the education system...
Bet I give more to charity than you make in a year