Trump has lowest pres-elect popularity in many decades

I guess you didn't notice but after 8 years of fucked up Obama policies, that more Republicans gained the White House, Senate, Congress, Governors, and State Legislatures, and that wont change for the next 4 generations. But now is the time for you libtards to leave, Cuba is open for business, go rub elbows with Raul Castro, in the Socialist Utopian Dream that you all want to live in. We the People don't want you here.

Cuba before Communism..........................Cuba after Communism We aren't going to let you libidiots do this to the US of A.

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Of course I noticed. Four generations? Are you so positive nothing will change for 80 years? How much are you willing to bet on it?

Your calling me a "libtard" and "libidiot" only shows how desperately partisan, stupid and ignorant you are. I'm guessing 2018 and 2020 will come to a shock to your narrow point of view if Trump and the Republican Congress do not produce results.
 
What if 40% approval is Trumps Honeymoon period?

What if that is as good as it gets?
He'll need to do something to change it. Simply denying it only makes him and his supporters look either stupid or liars. You know, like Trump's denial he mocked the disabled reporter when everyone who has seen the Youtube video can see he did.

RealClearPolitics - Election Other - Trump: Favorable/Unfavorable

40% approval is not a death sentence for his Presidency...it is only a point in time

But it does show that Trump needs to reach out to the other 60% during his speech on Friday. More platitudes and empty slogans will not cut it
Agreed. The Democrats have spent the last 10 weeks whining that "Hillary won the popular vote" and declaring the Trump Presidency a failure. I hope he succeeds, but the Trump administration needs to get their act together over the next 100+ days or they'll make history rivaling the Obama administration in incompetence.
 
People generally don't trust or like him, as well, considering his on-stage performance the last two years, they should not: except in one area.

But all of that may not matter if he does come through, according to analysis, on jobs. I would also add in fighting ISIS as well.

If he gets a Single Payer system through, all the better. It won't matter if he deports or does not deport 11 million people, or if he builds or does not build a wall.

If he can get the lower working classes on the job again with good paying wages, his popularity will improve . . . dramatically.

If he fails on jobs and ISIS, his chance for a second term would seemingly dramatically decrease.

Trump to take office with dismal ratings -- except on jobs
Donald Trump's transition has hurt his popularity, not helped
Trump Transition Winning No Popularity Points
Yeah, and it's all from the same polling organizations that used skewed samplings to come up with polls that concluded the Hildebeast was a shoo-in to beat Trump. Well, you dopes all swallowed those results so no surprise you're at it again.
 
What if 40% approval is Trumps Honeymoon period?

What if that is as good as it gets?
He'll need to do something to change it. Simply denying it only makes him and his supporters look either stupid or liars. You know, like Trump's denial he mocked the disabled reporter when everyone who has seen the Youtube video can see he did.

RealClearPolitics - Election Other - Trump: Favorable/Unfavorable

40% approval is not a death sentence for his Presidency...it is only a point in time

But it does show that Trump needs to reach out to the other 60% during his speech on Friday. More platitudes and empty slogans will not cut it
Agreed. The Democrats have spent the last 10 weeks whining that "Hillary won the popular vote" and declaring the Trump Presidency a failure. I hope he succeeds, but the Trump administration needs to get their act together over the next 100+ days or they'll make history rivaling the Obama administration in incompetence.

As far as I can see, Trump has wasted the last two months

He should have spent the time proving "I am not as bad as many of you may think"

Instead, he has engaged in petty Twitter wars and attacks on the press and intelligence communities
 
You progressives can have all the polls you want. You take your "moral victory" from polls, we'll take our real victory of winning the election.
If you are satisfied with single payer universal health care, a huge infrastructure budget not met by budget reduction elsewhere, and fighting ISIS, then we are all good to go.
 
What if 40% approval is Trumps Honeymoon period?

What if that is as good as it gets?
He'll need to do something to change it. Simply denying it only makes him and his supporters look either stupid or liars. You know, like Trump's denial he mocked the disabled reporter when everyone who has seen the Youtube video can see he did.

RealClearPolitics - Election Other - Trump: Favorable/Unfavorable

40% approval is not a death sentence for his Presidency...it is only a point in time

But it does show that Trump needs to reach out to the other 60% during his speech on Friday. More platitudes and empty slogans will not cut it
Agreed. The Democrats have spent the last 10 weeks whining that "Hillary won the popular vote" and declaring the Trump Presidency a failure. I hope he succeeds, but the Trump administration needs to get their act together over the next 100+ days or they'll make history rivaling the Obama administration in incompetence.

As far as I can see, Trump has wasted the last two months

He should have spent the time proving "I am not as bad as many of you may think"

Instead, he has engaged in petty Twitter wars and attacks on the press and intelligence communities
Sadly, I have to agree with you here. On a positive note, he's moved forward with appointments and setting up his administration....but his actions via Twitter and his denial of obvious truths (e.g. the disabled reporter mocking) only make him look immature and petty.

Still, once he places his hand on the Bible and takes the oath, there's a chance things will change. Let's not forget how fucked up Obama was in his first 100 days. :)
 
Yeah, and it's all from the same polling organizations that used skewed samplings to come up with polls that concluded the Hildebeast was a shoo-in to beat Trump. Well, you dopes all swallowed those results so no surprise you're at it again.
The polls said she would win the PV, and she did ~ easily. Your lying about "skewed" polls only makes you look untrustworthy.
 
The MSM is so clueless. They think people haven't learned about their fake polls and fake news. Since the MSM is essentially being phased out as the fraud that it is, maybe a real, unbiased polling company can start up. A presentation to the folks on Shark Tank would be funny. Mark Cuban would go crazy.

Why did Trump praise the polls for a year?
who cares today? today they are fakey ackey, brought to us from pretendland.
 
Yeah, and it's all from the same polling organizations that used skewed samplings to come up with polls that concluded the Hildebeast was a shoo-in to beat Trump. Well, you dopes all swallowed those results so no surprise you're at it again.
The polls said she would win the PV, and she did ~ easily. Your lying about "skewed" polls only makes you look untrustworthy.
why would it show that when that isn't how one wins the election? LOL too funny dude, you're all tied up in knots I see.
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You progressives can have all the polls you want. You take your "moral victory" from polls, we'll take our real victory of winning the election.
True, but let's not forget there's always a "next election". The Mid-Terms are on 2018. Lies, bullshitting and attacking others is not the way to win it. Americans will be expecting results and I strongly doubt they'll accept excuses for failure. Resting on one's laurels by constantly saying "we won in 2016" will not satisfy the American public.

Exclusive — Republican National Committee ‘Getting Ready for 2018’ Midterms, Planning to Increase Majorities for President Trump - Breitbart
There are 23 Senate Democrats up in 2018, and 10 of them are from states that President-elect Donald J. Trump won in the 2016 election: Florida, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Montana, Missouri, and North Dakota. There are only eight Republicans up for re-election to the U.S. Senate in 2018, and just one of them is up in a state that failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton won: Nevada’s Dean Heller. Independent Angus King of Maine—who caucuses with Democrats—is also up, something that may be trouble for the Democrats since Trump and Clinton split Maine in half, each winning one of the state’s two congressional districts, breaking the electoral vote prize in two for the first time in U.S. history. Vermont’s Bernie Sanders, another independent who caucuses with Democrats, may not even be safe because his reliably liberal state just elected a Republican governor in Phil Scott this cycle. Other Democratic seats, like the ones in New Mexico, Minnesota, Virginia, and more, are from states Clinton barely won with less than 50 percent of the vote.

There are two gubernatorial elections in 2017, in Virginia and New Jersey. Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, a Republican, is leaving office so Republicans will be hoping to find a suitable replacement for him in the Garden State, but GOP figures say that they’ve got their eyes on Virginia’s governorship with Clinton ally and current Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe looking weaker and weaker by the minute as he’s engulfed by scandal.


There are a number of gubernatorial elections in 2018 in which Republicans could succeed in taking back control from Democrats as well, in places like Colorado, Minnesota, and Pennsylvania; but the GOP will need to play some defense on this front in places like Florida, Maine, Michigan, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio, Illinois, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Maryland.

That doesn’t even get into House races, and with a number of Democrats making critical mistakes already out the gate—like skipping President-elect Trump’s inauguration—many of the incumbent House Democrats, especially the ones who rallied around lightning rod controversial House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, may find themselves in seriously vulnerable spots in 2018 and beyond.

Lies, bullshitting, and attacking are how every Dem politician wins an election. Trump was smart and told the truth about Dems and attacked them. Negative campaigns have historically always worked well. Trump knew that and used it to his advantage.
 
How's that working out, snowflake?

They predicted an Electoral College landslide - they were wrong - you lose.

No they didn't. Pollsters don't poll electors. They poll people. They poll the popular vote. The national polls got the popular vote almost exactly right.
NO shit, genius. They over-sampled democrats to get their numbers.

It's an old political trick before the election meant to discourage opposition voters to the point they believe it is pointless to go vote, believing there is no way their candidate can win.

Like rigging their Primary and feeding debate questions in advance to Hillary, this was a dirty attempt to steal the election.

It failed - Hillary lost.

The numbers they got were right.

RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - General Election: Trump vs. Clinton vs. Johnson vs. Stein
No, snowflake. After the loss articles and articles were written about the polls being SO wrong. Poor snowflake.

The articles were wrong. I'm right. Look at the polls in that link and tell me how wrong those polls were.
dude stop it already, you are showing yourself to be a big ole stupid person. Nobody cares if you haven't fking noticed in ten pages.
I laugh at your insistence to be a stupid fk.
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You progressives can have all the polls you want. You take your "moral victory" from polls, we'll take our real victory of winning the election.
If you are satisfied with single payer universal health care, a huge infrastructure budget not met by budget reduction elsewhere, and fighting ISIS, then we are all good to go.

I am not satisfied with "single payer universal health care", as that normally implies income redistribution (bottom feeders paying nothing).
Budget reduction will come from defunding and hopefully eliminating useless agencies, like the Department of Education. There also needs to be massive reduction in the size of the Federal government. Not sure what you mean by "fighting ISIS". Obama's "fighting ISIS" has included being allies with Turkey and Saudi Arabia, who are financing ISIS. Keeping the Islamic world isolated is a better method. Let them kill each other off, we don't need to waste the ammo.
 
No they didn't. Pollsters don't poll electors. They poll people. They poll the popular vote. The national polls got the popular vote almost exactly right.
NO shit, genius. They over-sampled democrats to get their numbers.

It's an old political trick before the election meant to discourage opposition voters to the point they believe it is pointless to go vote, believing there is no way their candidate can win.

Like rigging their Primary and feeding debate questions in advance to Hillary, this was a dirty attempt to steal the election.

It failed - Hillary lost.

The numbers they got were right.

RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - General Election: Trump vs. Clinton vs. Johnson vs. Stein
No, snowflake. After the loss articles and articles were written about the polls being SO wrong. Poor snowflake.

The articles were wrong. I'm right. Look at the polls in that link and tell me how wrong those polls were.
dude stop it already, you are showing yourself to be a big ole stupid person. Nobody cares if you haven't fking noticed in ten pages.
I laugh at your insistence to be a stupid fk.
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Tell me which of these polls were wrong.

RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - General Election: Trump vs. Clinton
 
Why would you think Trump is more popular than the polls show?

What would lead you to that conclusion?
Why would YOU believe the same polls that predicted Hillary was going to win in a landslide? :p
The second post that you are off OP.

HRC did win the PV, yes. Thank you for noting that.
how's he off OP? explain.

Who is the least popular president-elect to be inaugurated in the last 40 years?
 

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