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Don't need voter approval if you don't let them vote. One dimensional chess!
They're polling landlines and people that answer calls from 'unknown' so the actual numbers are drastically lower
Of the economy. I’m sure his loyal ~38% is still in there overall, minus a blip for the gas prices.
According to a recent CNN poll a full 75% of the country wants pedo Trump in prison.
Let's do the Limbo rock! How low can you go?
Just to be clear, this is not a recognition of a poor political choice. This is a mere demonstration of the representation made of the US citizen. Nothing has ever really come from an approval rating, and poor ratings have done little other than throw some insults around. Even as a record low, this just shows the truth about how well we're truly represented, and because of its lack of consequence, it's also a representation metric we're willing to accept unless we fight back.
Thats not shocking. I read a report last week that his approval rating was at 36%
Ok, so he dropped 3% in a week. That's not shocking. That's just following the natural progression following the flow of recent events.
If I'm well liked in my workplace, but then one day I show up, and just start punching everyone, THAT would be a shocking collapse of how well I'm liked at work.
But if I'm well known at work as the guy who punches everyone, and then I get fired for punching everyone, that wouldn't be shocking at all. If anything it would be inevitable.
Time to do something reactionary, poorly thought out, and tantrum-like in an attempt to stay president.