Outliers don’t count genius... RCP average of all major polls is the best gauge... and it ain’t pretty for trump
You don't say...
Obama RCP Average Job Approval
9/24/2011
Approve 42.8%
Disapprove 51.2%
Trump RCP Average Job Approval
9/24/2019
Approve 44.9%
Disapprove 52.3%
Whatever happened with Obama's re-election the following year in November 2012? I guess it wasn't "pretty" for him, huh?
Anywho, it doesn't really matter because
"
now you see that evil will always triumph, because good is dumb." --
Dark Helmet, Spaceballs
Your right, Obama was in a slump at this time following the shaky rollout of the ACA. But he won re-election and had a high approval rating of 69.... what’s Trumps highest rating?
First off, Obama NEVER had an RCP Avg Approval of 69 during his Presidency, his highest RCP Avg Approval was 65.5% in Feb of 2009 right after his inauguration, Obama's approval on 11/6/2012 was 50.1% approve, 47.1% disapprove nowhere near 69 but not that far from where Donny is right now.
Secondly you missed the point, which was;
President Approval Ratings (including the RCP average) are horrible predictors of election results especially this far away from the election.
IMHO The Democrats are so confused, incompetent and enamored of far left wing dingbats that Donny has a better than 50-50 chance of being re-elected given the power of incumbency and the likelihood that his opponent will be a ******* numbskull just like his previous opponent was.
RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Obama Job Approval