Trump's approval rating hits rock bottom with voters who helped him win

[jacksonlamb]

And a lightning bolt struck your lying trolling tds ass

He realized he had been betrayed by the Orange Behometh, just like you.

 

[jacksonlamb]

I went from a three-time voter and avid Trump supporter to hating the demonic slob.

Good on you. You don't have to be a dem voter to realize just how awful every day that Trump has become.

 

[jacksonlamb]

They are so bad that all of Europe uses them and they get angry when U.S finally used them

Not the way Trump has.

 

[jacksonlamb]

Oh, they can separate themselves, what they won’t be able to control is that no matter who the candidate is in 2028, lefties will try to associate them as “maga” even if they never were maga.

The number one campaign ad from democrats will almost assuredly be “he’s trump 2.0”..regardless of whether or not they were maga at all

And you will deserve it for what you people have attempted to do to America. There will be no forgiveness.

 

[jacksonlamb]

I’m curious, what is your definition of fascism?

Study Trump's character and his politics.

 

[JGalt]

... and on Conservativess & Independents' playhouses too.

Constitution Party Home - Constitution Party

democrats to the left … republicans to the right … why not stand with the truth? america doesn’t need More conservatives. More liberals. america needs More people committed to its founding principles. america has a better way. It’s called the Constitution. the constitution of the united states...

constitutionparty.com

Sorry you're disappointed in Trump. I'm not, he has delivered far more than he promised.

 

[jacksonlamb]

Sorry you're disappointed in Trump. I'm not, he has delivered far more than he promised.

If you hate America, then, yes, you are right. And almost everything can be changed back. The FBI will be on the outlook at the J6 criminals for new crimes.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Is there a law you need to purchase a product from Europe or China?

You dont want to pay the tariff then buy local.

If you cared enough to know how Europe, Japan, S Korea, China and other nations apply tariffs and primarily non-tariff barriers to prevent U.S market access you would demand MORE protections I assure you.

Wake up. America plays by the rules and welcomes competition. Other centralized governments do not.

What are you waffling on about?

 

[shockedcanadian]

What are you waffling on about?

This appears to be beyond the scope of your interest. Sorry for wasting your time oh wise one.

 

[frigidweirdo]

This appears to be beyond the scope of your interest. Sorry for wasting your time oh wise one.

Yes, people talking nonsense is beyond the scope of my interest.

 

[shockedcanadian]

Yes, people talking nonsense is beyond the scope of my interest.

In Trumps first term, the USTR asked American businesses directly about what unfair practices their companies were facing dealing with China, India, Europe, Canada etc. I recorded gigs of video it was so educational.

Seek them out, you may learn what the small businesses in the U.S are facing.

 

[frigidweirdo]

In Trumps first term, the USTR asked American businesses directly about what unfair practices their companies were facing dealing with China, India, Europe, Canada etc. I recorded gigs of video it was so educational.

Seek them out, you may learn what the small businesses in the U.S are facing.

Okay, so if Trump were looking into unfair practices and then put relevant tariffs on those unfair practices, I doubt many would have a problem with this.

This isn't what he did.

He claimed a trade imbalance was an unfair. And then put a 10% tariff on the UK, who have a trade imbalance with the US, not the other way around.

Trump was just doing tariffs because he felt like it. Not because it made any sense.

And Trump doesn't even understand trade imbalances. The problem with the statistics is they fail to make note of who owns the shares in a company.

If a Canadian company is 75% owned by American shareholders, and they sell to the US from Canada, is this a trade imbalance seeing how most of the profit ends up in AMERICA?????

 

[LeftofLeft]

Hugh Cameron is now reporting a Quantus Insights survery that Trump has, in effect, lost much of his base's confidence.
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_Fz7pWK_RfSVQ__18QujNi-QPw5jJIqX/edit?pli=1&gid=1851569074#gid=1851569074

Young voters continue to lose faith and refuse to support President Donald Trump "according to a recent poll, a group which was instrumental in his decisive victory in the 2024 presidential election."

Trump has fallen to 56.6 percent rejecting his actions as _resident, while slightly more than 40 percent still approve.

". . . among those aged 18 to 29, 70.5 percent said they “strongly” disapproved of the way Trump “is handling his job,” with an additional 6 percent disapproving somewhat. This compares to 20.1 percent and 3.5 percent, respectively, who either strongly or somewhat approve." That is more than 50% upside down.

This bodes ill future fortunes for MAGA.

What a great opportunity for Kamala.

 

[jc456]

They liked his tariffs until they found out what they actually did.

What did they do?

 

[jc456]

Okay, so if Trump were looking into unfair practices and then put relevant tariffs on those unfair practices, I doubt many would have a problem with this.

This isn't what he did.

He claimed a trade imbalance was an unfair. And then put a 10% tariff on the UK, who have a trade imbalance with the US, not the other way around.

Trump was just doing tariffs because he felt like it. Not because it made any sense.

And Trump doesn't even understand trade imbalances. The problem with the statistics is they fail to make note of who owns the shares in a company.

If a Canadian company is 75% owned by American shareholders, and they sell to the US from Canada, is this a trade imbalance seeing how most of the profit ends up in AMERICA?????

Well is your argument there’s no trade imbalance?

Haaaaaaaaaahaha

 

[MarcATL]

I’m curious, what is your definition of fascism?

It's not my definition dunce....

Fascism - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Why are you so butthurt by the mere mention of the term though?

 

[Dorian Mode]

It's funny how CNN shows the stats of just how unpopular the dumocrap party has become and all of a sudden 10 threads show up saying that Trump is at an all time low. And no thread about how unpopular the dumocraps are. Seems the dumocraps don't want to face the reality that they are even less popular than Trump. The majority of dumocraps don't like the dumocrap party today. My take is dumocraps have a lot of midterm elections to win, Trump doesn't.

 

[Andrew_Jackson_FTW]

I went from a three-time voter and avid Trump supporter to hating the demonic slob.

I feel this. The biggest question is will Democrat seize the moment and go back to being the party of John F. Kennedy. …they need to utterly reject identity politics and embrace meritocracy. The door is wide open for them. Heck they might be as controlled as Trump is though.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Hugh Cameron is now reporting a Quantus Insights survery that Trump has, in effect, lost much of his base's confidence.
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_Fz7pWK_RfSVQ__18QujNi-QPw5jJIqX/edit?pli=1&gid=1851569074#gid=1851569074

Young voters continue to lose faith and refuse to support President Donald Trump "according to a recent poll, a group which was instrumental in his decisive victory in the 2024 presidential election."

Trump has fallen to 56.6 percent rejecting his actions as _resident, while slightly more than 40 percent still approve.

". . . among those aged 18 to 29, 70.5 percent said they “strongly” disapproved of the way Trump “is handling his job,” with an additional 6 percent disapproving somewhat. This compares to 20.1 percent and 3.5 percent, respectively, who either strongly or somewhat approve." That is more than 50% upside down.

This bodes ill future fortunes for MAGA.

“voters who helped him win”

Voters who are feeling extremely stupid right now.

 

[SaxonJackson]

I feel this. The biggest question is will Democrat seize the moment and go back to being the party of John F. Kennedy. If they need to utterly reject identity, politics and embrace meritocracy. The door is wide open for them. Heck they might be as controlled as Trump is though.

They're nearly as controlled as the GOP is. I research every politician's ties to the foreign lobby, AIPAC, to see who accept bribes an who doesn't. Nearly everyone in D.C. is influenced to different degrees (some heavily influenced and some not as much). Trump accepted more than $230 Million from a foreign influencer -- Miriam Adelson.

In other words, Trump was purchased. It's why he has chosen to put Israel's interests above ours. It's why servicemen are dying; fuel costs are rising; beef as at an all time high; planes are being shot out of the sky. Remember: Before Trump accepted that giant AIPAC bribe, he had no interest in starting wars and especially wars in the Mideast and yet -- here we are.

It brings to reality this verse: 1 Timothy 6:10, "For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows."

Anyway ... if you want to know who "loves money" and who's on Israel's payroll, check this site out:

TRACK AIPAC

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The Trump Administration — Track AIPAC

Our latest analysis uncovered >$230 MILLION in spending by pro-Israel interest groups benefiting President Donald Trump since 2020. Miriam Adelson's Preserve America PAC is by far the biggest spender, pouring $215 million+ into U.S. presidential elections to help Trump.

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