Poor Poll Numbers Don't Yet Reflect the Full Picture

[C_Clayton_Jones]

“Trump’s polling is in the landfill and his economy is not much better. That doesn’t mean either has hit rock bottom.

The souring headlines are impossible to miss, even for those who have treated his second term as something to tune out, avoid, or deny. Trump’s rampage through the professional, permanent class of government workers has cost tens of thousands of jobs and reduced the federal payroll to 1960s levels. At least 120,000 feds have been cut or targeted for reductions, according to CNN’s headcount. Trump’s war on the budget—even though net spending is actually up since he took office—has drastically reduced contracts with outside companies and vendors, often with no clear plan for making up for the services they were providing. The daily chaos is in your face with hourly outrages and a constant stream of outbursts.

The only thing falling quicker than Washington’s patience with the White House is the U.S. economy, which has been rocked by fears of a trade war fueled by escalating and irrational tariffs.”

Trump's Polling Plunge May Not Be Over

"Maybe the children will have two dolls instead of 30 dolls," Trump said, acknowledging price hikes are likely.

time.com

Chaos, turmoil, a reckless and erratic Trump leave business leaders unable to plan and an economy drifting closer to recession.

 

[pknopp]

In the full picture the issue is bleak as the Democrats are unable to come up with a valid alternative.

It's just failure brought on by the failure of the other party, over and over again.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

“Trump’s polling is in the landfill and his economy is not much better. That doesn’t mean either has hit rock bottom.

The souring headlines are impossible to miss, even for those who have treated his second term as something to tune out, avoid, or deny. Trump’s rampage through the professional, permanent class of government workers has cost tens of thousands of jobs and reduced the federal payroll to 1960s levels. At least 120,000 feds have been cut or targeted for reductions, according to CNN’s headcount. Trump’s war on the budget—even though net spending is actually up since he took office—has drastically reduced contracts with outside companies and vendors, often with no clear plan for making up for the services they were providing. The daily chaos is in your face with hourly outrages and a constant stream of outbursts.

The only thing falling quicker than Washington’s patience with the White House is the U.S. economy, which has been rocked by fears of a trade war fueled by escalating and irrational tariffs.”

Trump's Polling Plunge May Not Be Over

"Maybe the children will have two dolls instead of 30 dolls," Trump said, acknowledging price hikes are likely.

time.com

Chaos, turmoil, a reckless and erratic Trump leave business leaders unable to plan and an economy drifting closer to recession.

If the election were held today Trump might have an uphill battle to become Trump 48. Offsetting that, the DNC has had its NGO funding cutoff. Further complicating the democrat chances, DOJ is starting to taking a look at the CCP, MS-13 and Sinaloa funding ActBlue

 

[CrusaderFrank]

In the full picture the issue is bleak as the Democrats are unable to come up with a valid alternative.

It's just failure brought on by the failure of the other party, over and over again.

Booker/Crockett 28 disagree

 

[SweetSue92]

“Trump’s polling is in the landfill and his economy is not much better. That doesn’t mean either has hit rock bottom.

The souring headlines are impossible to miss, even for those who have treated his second term as something to tune out, avoid, or deny. Trump’s rampage through the professional, permanent class of government workers has cost tens of thousands of jobs and reduced the federal payroll to 1960s levels. At least 120,000 feds have been cut or targeted for reductions, according to CNN’s headcount. Trump’s war on the budget—even though net spending is actually up since he took office—has drastically reduced contracts with outside companies and vendors, often with no clear plan for making up for the services they were providing. The daily chaos is in your face with hourly outrages and a constant stream of outbursts.

The only thing falling quicker than Washington’s patience with the White House is the U.S. economy, which has been rocked by fears of a trade war fueled by escalating and irrational tariffs.”

Trump's Polling Plunge May Not Be Over

"Maybe the children will have two dolls instead of 30 dolls," Trump said, acknowledging price hikes are likely.

time.com

Chaos, turmoil, a reckless and erratic Trump leave business leaders unable to plan and an economy drifting closer to recession.

I'm not at all upset about the govt jobs being cut on the whole, empathy for those laid off aside. It needed to be done for a very long time.

But yeah, the economy is just not good right now and I feel like it's getting worse. Do I expect miracles in three months? Not by a longshot. But things must improve in the next three months or he is in jeopardy of a failed presidency.

 

[jbrownson0831]

“Trump’s polling is in the landfill and his economy is not much better. That doesn’t mean either has hit rock bottom.

The souring headlines are impossible to miss, even for those who have treated his second term as something to tune out, avoid, or deny. Trump’s rampage through the professional, permanent class of government workers has cost tens of thousands of jobs and reduced the federal payroll to 1960s levels. At least 120,000 feds have been cut or targeted for reductions, according to CNN’s headcount. Trump’s war on the budget—even though net spending is actually up since he took office—has drastically reduced contracts with outside companies and vendors, often with no clear plan for making up for the services they were providing. The daily chaos is in your face with hourly outrages and a constant stream of outbursts.

The only thing falling quicker than Washington’s patience with the White House is the U.S. economy, which has been rocked by fears of a trade war fueled by escalating and irrational tariffs.”

Trump's Polling Plunge May Not Be Over

"Maybe the children will have two dolls instead of 30 dolls," Trump said, acknowledging price hikes are likely.

time.com

Chaos, turmoil, a reckless and erratic Trump leave business leaders unable to plan and an economy drifting closer to recession.

They don't reflect the full picture yet for your dimtard party is what you mean, right facediaper?

 

[initforme]

I'm not at all upset about the govt jobs being cut on the whole, empathy for those laid off aside. It needed to be done for a very long time.

But yeah, the economy is just not good right now and I feel like it's getting worse. Do I expect miracles in three months? Not by a longshot. But things must improve in the next three months or he is in jeopardy of a failed presidency.

Most people would agree with your synopsis.

 

[shockedcanadian]

In the full picture the issue is bleak as the Democrats are unable to come up with a valid alternative.

It's just failure brought on by the failure of the other party, over and over again.

I warned you all after two weeks or so of Trunp winning that the Dems were not going to abandon their far-left po!icies. They were not going to change, move to the middle and pose a threat to GOP leadership. They are heavily beholden to their donorsand their donors are members of the far-left

 

[konradv]

Booker/Crockett 28 disagree

Obama ‘28! Did someone say three?

 

[Correll]

“Trump’s polling is in the landfill and his economy is not much better. That doesn’t mean either has hit rock bottom.

The souring headlines are impossible to miss, even for those who have treated his second term as something to tune out, avoid, or deny. Trump’s rampage through the professional, permanent class of government workers has cost tens of thousands of jobs and reduced the federal payroll to 1960s levels. At least 120,000 feds have been cut or targeted for reductions, according to CNN’s headcount. Trump’s war on the budget—even though net spending is actually up since he took office—has drastically reduced contracts with outside companies and vendors, often with no clear plan for making up for the services they were providing. The daily chaos is in your face with hourly outrages and a constant stream of outbursts.

The only thing falling quicker than Washington’s patience with the White House is the U.S. economy, which has been rocked by fears of a trade war fueled by escalating and irrational tariffs.”

Trump's Polling Plunge May Not Be Over

"Maybe the children will have two dolls instead of 30 dolls," Trump said, acknowledging price hikes are likely.

time.com

Chaos, turmoil, a reckless and erratic Trump leave business leaders unable to plan and an economy drifting closer to recession.

I read a report in the new york times, about how, thanks to the new direction of the Trump administration, that people are leaving the Civil Rights division in droves.

Think on that. Simply because they have to protect white people too, they would rather be unemployed.

The rampage though the government, getting rid of leftards, is a GOOD thing for AMERICANS, who have been their victims for generations.

 

[TheGreatSatan]

Obama ‘28! Did someone say three?

Democrats are polling at all time lows and going lower.

Obama is traitor that gets flexible with Putin behind the back of American voters.

 

[Blaster]

If the election were held today Trump might have an uphill battle to become Trump 48. Offsetting that, the DNC has had its NGO funding cutoff. Further complicating the democrat chances, DOJ is starting to taking a look at the CCP, MS-13 and Sinaloa funding ActBlue

Trump would win again.

 

[kyzr]

The OP is based on a biased TIME article. Not surprised.

1. Trump's 45% approval is NOT in a landfill. It is TWICE as high as the democrat's approval, which is at an ALL TIME LOW.

President Donald Trump Job Approval Ratings and Polls | RealClearPolling

Track President Trump's job approval with RealClearPolling. Gain valuable insights and stay informed on the latest ratings and political developments for a comprehensive view of the political landscape.

www.realclearpolling.com

2. The real political comparison is between Trump and the democrats. Democrats are at 27%

Democratic Party's favorability hits record lows in two polls after 2024 losses

As Democrats continues to recoup post-election, voters are expressing deep dissatisfaction with the party on the left.

www.usatoday.com

 

[TheGreatSatan]

The OP is based on a biased TIME article. Not surprised.

1. Trump's 45% approval is NOT in a landfill. It is TWICE as high as the democrat's approval, which is at an ALL TIME LOW.

President Donald Trump Job Approval Ratings and Polls | RealClearPolling

Track President Trump's job approval with RealClearPolling. Gain valuable insights and stay informed on the latest ratings and political developments for a comprehensive view of the political landscape.

www.realclearpolling.com

2. The real political comparison is between Trump and the democrats. Democrats are at 27%

Democratic Party's favorability hits record lows in two polls after 2024 losses

As Democrats continues to recoup post-election, voters are expressing deep dissatisfaction with the party on the left.

www.usatoday.com

WEF/MSM twist the numbers.

Democrats poll much lower then 27% and have yet to find the floor.

Trump is probably in the high 60s

 

[konradv]

Democrats are polling at all time lows and going lower.

Obama is traitor that gets flexible with Putin behind the back of American voters.

Flexible? Trump has been taking it in the backside from Trump since he first got elected!

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Obama ‘28! Did someone say three?

Go for it!!

Obama/Biden ‘28

 

[Delldude]

Chaos, turmoil, a reckless and erratic Trump leave business leaders unable to plan and an economy drifting closer to recession.

Wow.................doesn't look good?

Job growth was stronger than expected in April despite worries over the impact of President Donald Trump’s blanket tariffs against U.S. trading partners.

Nonfarm payrolls increased a seasonally adjusted 177,000 for the month, slightly below the downwardly revised 185,000 in March but above the Dow Jones estimate for 133,000, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday.

The unemployment rate held at 4.2%, as expected, indicating that the labor market is holding relatively stable. The survey of households, which is used to calculate the jobless rate, showed an even stronger gain, with an increase of 436,000 in those who reported holding jobs on the month.

A broader unemployment gauge that includes discouraged workers and those holding part-time jobs for economic reasons, or the underemployed, edged lower to 7.8%. The labor force participation rate ticked higher to 62.6%.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/05/02/jobs-report-april-2025.html

 

[konradv]

Go for it!!

Obama/Biden ‘28

Obama/Obama