Dems Approvals Are Crashing

[toobfreak]

Their "Oppose Trump On Everything" tactics are backfiring.

Could this all be part of the diabolical Trump plan? Could Trump be leading democrats by the nose to completely emolliate themselves in the effort to destroy him?

Attacking Trump 24/7 as their sole mission year after year has gone over for them about as well as Iran's decision having attacked all their neighbors with missiles has.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

An F-15 was shot down over Iran, and I'm sure Democrats are cheering right now.

Best news they've heard in a long time.

Your preteen partisan rhetoric just makes you look like an idiot.

 

[Rawley]

An F-15 was shot down over Iran, and I'm sure Democrats are cheering right now.

Best news they've heard in a long time.

Sad, but true

 

[Rawley]

Republicans running have to run on Trumps record
The Republican Congress has nothing to run on

They will have to defend the price of gas, inflation that is still rising, weak jobs reports and a war in Iran

Good luck

Eight months Sweetpea

 

[Robert W]

Damn Pops. Your ass is spinning out of control. Trump is losing every single poll that is taken. LOL.

Democrats are winning every generic ballot poll.

Critics of the Democrats want them to be more radical opposing republicans.. not more like them.

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[ElmerMudd]

Democrats are losing the support of most of their voters, recent polls are revealing.

It's never been this bad.

Their "Oppose Trump On Everything" tactics are backfiring.

They've been able to hurt Trump's popularity, but have destroyed their own in the process,

https://conservativebrief.com/awful-democrat-100106/

They are not doing, nearly, as bad as Trump.

As of early April 2026, President Donald Trump's approval rating has hit new lows for his second term, with net approval around -20, featuring approximately 36%-41% approval and 57%-60% disapproval. Recent polling indicates declining support due to foreign policy challenges and economic concerns, placing his ratings in similar territory to his first term.
The Economist +4
Key polling data as of April 3, 2026:

• The Economist Tracking: 36% Approve / 57% Disapprove (Net -20).
• Silver Bulletin (Nate Silver): 40% Favorable / 57% Unfavorable (Net -16.9).
• Reuters/Ipsos: 36% Approval.
• UMass Amherst Poll: 33% Approval (lowest of his second term).
  The Economist +4

Key Trends:

• Declining Support: The rating reflects a drop from over 43% in late February, influenced by tensions regarding the Iran war.
• Key Demographics: Support among key demographics, including white, non-college-educated men, has shown signs of weakening.
• Comparison: These ratings are lower than his position at this same point in his first term.
  the Economist +2

 

[mudwhistle]

They are not doing, nearly, as bad as Trump.

As of early April 2026, President Donald Trump's approval rating has hit new lows for his second term, with net approval around -20, featuring approximately 36%-41% approval and 57%-60% disapproval. Recent polling indicates declining support due to foreign policy challenges and economic concerns, placing his ratings in similar territory to his first term.
The Economist +4
Key polling data as of April 3, 2026:

• The Economist Tracking: 36% Approve / 57% Disapprove (Net -20).
• Silver Bulletin (Nate Silver): 40% Favorable / 57% Unfavorable (Net -16.9).
• Reuters/Ipsos: 36% Approval.
• UMass Amherst Poll: 33% Approval (lowest of his second term).
  The Economist +4

Key Trends:

• Declining Support: The rating reflects a drop from over 43% in late February, influenced by tensions regarding the Iran war.
• Key Demographics: Support among key demographics, including white, non-college-educated men, has shown signs of weakening.
• Comparison: These ratings are lower than his position at this same point in his first term.
  the Economist +2

 

[playtime]

Nah. I've just been paying attention to the news.

 

[ElmerMudd]

They are not doing, nearly, as bad as Trump.

As of early April 2026, President Donald Trump's approval rating has hit new lows for his second term, with net approval around -20, featuring approximately 36%-41% approval and 57%-60% disapproval. Recent polling indicates declining support due to foreign policy challenges and economic concerns, placing his ratings in similar territory to his first term.
The Economist +4
Key polling data as of April 3, 2026:

• The Economist Tracking: 36% Approve / 57% Disapprove (Net -20).
• Silver Bulletin (Nate Silver): 40% Favorable / 57% Unfavorable (Net -16.9).
• Reuters/Ipsos: 36% Approval.
• UMass Amherst Poll: 33% Approval (lowest of his second term).
  The Economist +4

Key Trends:

• Declining Support: The rating reflects a drop from over 43% in late February, influenced by tensions regarding the Iran war.
• Key Demographics: Support among key demographics, including white, non-college-educated men, has shown signs of weakening.
• Comparison: These ratings are lower than his position at this same point in his first term.
  the Economist +2

Mudwhistle. It is not fake news. It is documented by several sources. Provide a source making the claims fake. If you cannot, STFU.

 

[playtime]

Mudwhistle. It is not fake news. It is documented by several sources. Provide a source making the claims fake. If you cannot, STFU.

mudwhistle be like:

 

[mudwhistle]

Your preteen partisan rhetoric just makes you look like an idiot.

 

[mudwhistle]

Mudwhistle. It is not fake news. It is documented by several sources. Provide a source making the claims fake. If you cannot, STFU.

Again.....nobody cares.

Trump isn't running for office again.

What should concern you is what people think of the Democrats in congress.

 

[mudwhistle]

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I don't watch Faux Noise coverage.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

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Lol. Even your memes are terrible.

 

[mudwhistle]

Lol. Even your memes are terrible.

Made you laugh.

 

[Robert W]

They are not doing, nearly, as bad as Trump.

As of early April 2026, President Donald Trump's approval rating has hit new lows for his second term, with net approval around -20, featuring approximately 36%-41% approval and 57%-60% disapproval. Recent polling indicates declining support due to foreign policy challenges and economic concerns, placing his ratings in similar territory to his first term.
The Economist +4
Key polling data as of April 3, 2026:

• The Economist Tracking: 36% Approve / 57% Disapprove (Net -20).
• Silver Bulletin (Nate Silver): 40% Favorable / 57% Unfavorable (Net -16.9).
• Reuters/Ipsos: 36% Approval.
• UMass Amherst Poll: 33% Approval (lowest of his second term).
  The Economist +4

Key Trends:

• Declining Support: The rating reflects a drop from over 43% in late February, influenced by tensions regarding the Iran war.
• Key Demographics: Support among key demographics, including white, non-college-educated men, has shown signs of weakening.
• Comparison: These ratings are lower than his position at this same point in his first term.
  the Economist +2

Polls mean nothing to a sitting president for a top reason. Polls do not remove sitting presidents.

 

[Robert W]

Mudwhistle. It is not fake news. It is documented by several sources. Provide a source making the claims fake. If you cannot, STFU.

We are talking law for a moment. What impact on Trump do polls have since he is already president?

 

[Mashmont]

Democrats are losing the support of most of their voters, recent polls are revealing.

It's never been this bad.

Their "Oppose Trump On Everything" tactics are backfiring.

They've been able to hurt Trump's popularity, but have destroyed their own in the process,

https://conservativebrief.com/awful-democrat-100106/

You mean people don't equate the phony Communist-financed rallies with actually helping people?

 

[Hollie]

Damn Pops. Your ass is spinning out of control. Trump is losing every single poll that is taken. LOL.

Democrats are winning every generic ballot poll.

Critics of the Democrats want them to be more radical opposing republicans.. not more like them.

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Are these the same polls that showed Carmella Harris winning in the last presidential elections?

 

[JohnDB]