Trump's approval rating is in freefall

martin said:
You might trust Rasmussen because you have a warm feeling for Republican polls.
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What is a "Republican poll"?

My guess is that he trusts Rasmussen because they are generally pretty accurate in their polling (for however accurate polling can be to begin with). Most so-called pollsters aren't even pollsters; they are Democrat Party public opinion manipulators.
martin said:
You might not trust it because it is notoriously bad.
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False.
martin said:
It achieved a measure of fame for being the only major poll that on the eve of the 2012 election picked Romney to defeat Obama.
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Meh. Basically all of the major "polls" that cycle were missing in favor of Romney.

Rasmussen - Romney +1
Gallup - Romney +1
Politico - TIE
CNN - TIE
Monmouth - TIE
IBD/TIPP - Obama +1
NBC/Wall St - Obama +1

Notice how those "polls" are all within 2 points of each other?

Now, if you want to look at some TRULY embarrassing stuff, look no further than the Wash Post/ABC poll for Wisconsin in 2020... Biden +17?!?!?!? :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2:

If you follow along with "polls", you'd also notice that the Democrat Party public opinion manipulation "polls" (read: press releases) will always skew very heavily in favor of the Democrat candidate during the summer leading up to the (s)election, and then they will always "herd" (or "narrow") right before the (s)election. That's how you can tell Democrat Party press releases from actual pollsters. Pollsters results won't change much over the summer and leading into November, but the Democrat Party press releases will always have such drastic changes between their summer press releases and their November (or late October if they are too cowardly) press release.

For instance, in this last cycle, NBC News seriously released a Harris +6 poll before herding at the end. HarrisX had Harris +5. Economist/YouGov had Harris +4. NYT/Siena had Harris +3 before herding at the end. Oh, for another LOL "poll"... Ann Selzer had Harris +3 in IOWA :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2: She "missed" (it was purposeful) by SIXTEEN POINTS. :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2:
 
gfm7175 said:
What is a "Republican poll"?

My guess is that he trusts Rasmussen because they are generally pretty accurate in their polling (for however accurate polling can be to begin with). Most so-called pollsters aren't even pollsters; they are Democrat Party public opinion manipulators.

False.

Meh. Basically all of the major "polls" that cycle were missing in favor of Romney.

Rasmussen - Romney +1
Gallup - Romney +1
Politico - TIE
CNN - TIE
Monmouth - TIE
IBD/TIPP - Obama +1
NBC/Wall St - Obama +1

Notice how those "polls" are all within 2 points of each other?

Now, if you want to look at some TRULY embarrassing stuff, look no further than the Wash Post/ABC poll for Wisconsin in 2020... Biden +17?!?!?!? :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2:

If you follow along with "polls", you'd also notice that the Democrat Party public opinion manipulation "polls" (read: press releases) will always skew very heavily in favor of the Democrat candidate during the summer leading up to the (s)election, and then they will always "herd" (or "narrow") right before the (s)election. That's how you can tell Democrat Party press releases from actual pollsters. Pollsters results won't change much over the summer and leading into November, but the Democrat Party press releases will always have such drastic changes between their summer press releases and their November (or late October if they are too cowardly) press release.

For instance, in this last cycle, NBC News seriously released a Harris +6 poll before herding at the end. HarrisX had Harris +5. Economist/YouGov had Harris +4. NYT/Siena had Harris +3 before herding at the end. Oh, for another LOL "poll"... Ann Selzer had Harris +3 in IOWA :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2: She "missed" (it was purposeful) by SIXTEEN POINTS. :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2:
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Exactly. Several polls had Harris winning when Trump was really in the lead. One even put Harris ahead by 10 points :rofl2:
 
After "winning" as the lowest polling President in his first 100 days, Trump is still underwater in the polls.

www.usatoday.com

President Trump's approval rating: Here's what latest polls show

Polling averages plot a downward trend for the president since early March, and a consistent 44%-45% approval average over the last month.
www.usatoday.com

YouGov poll​

  • 43% approve
  • 51% disapprove
The survey of 1,710 U.S. adults was conducted May 16-20 and has a margin of error of ±3.2 percentage points.

Morning Consult poll​

  • 48% approve
  • 50% disapprove
The survey of 2,208 registered voters was conducted May 16-19 and has a margin of error of ±2 percentage points.

Gallup poll​

  • 43% approve
  • 53% disapprove
The survey of 1,003 U.S. adults was conducted May 1-18 and has a margin of error of ±4 percentage points.

Reuters/Ipsos poll​

  • 42% approve
  • 52% disapprove
The survey of 1,024 U.S. adults was conducted May 16-18 and has a margin of error of ±3.3 percentage points.

Marquette Law School poll​

  • 46% approve
  • 54% disapprove
The survey of 1,004 U.S. adults was conducted May 5-15 and has a margin of error of ±3.6 percentage points.
Cypress said:

Trump’s goodwill and approval ratings are in free fall​


One hundred days into President Trump’s second term, polls show that Americans are increasingly concerned with Trump’s constitutional overreach, as well as frustrated and worried over the economic chaos he’s unleashed.

Indeed, Trump’s overall approval rating has seen a 14-point decline since entering office. He is now 7 points underwater (45 percent approve versus 52 percent disapprove) after starting with a plus-7 point rating per RealClearPolitics polling aggregator.

That being said, Trump’s numbers may actually be worse than the aggregator makes them appear.

In the five most recent polls tracked by Real Clear Politics — NPR (-10), ABC News (-13), CNN (-14), NY Times/Siena (-12) and CBS (-10) — Trump has an average negative 12-point approval rating.

Put another way, Trump has blown all of the goodwill he had during his honeymoon period as sentiments have turned decidedly negative.

Further, while Trump’s average 45 percent approval is slightly better than at this point in his first term, it is 11 points lower than former President Biden’s was 100 days into his term, per Gallup.


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