Presidential approval!

Argument from randU fallacy. Stop making up numbers and using them as 'data'.
As of late October 2025, President Donald Trump's approval rating stands at 39%, with 58% disapproval—giving him a net approval of -19 points, the lowest of his second term.
Here’s a detailed snapshot of the latest polling:

📊 National Approval Ratings (October 24–30, 2025)​

PollsterApprovalDisapprovalNet Approval
Economist/YouGov39%58%-19%
Reuters/Ipsos40%57%-17%
Gallup41%~55%~-14%
Quinnipiac (Aug)37%55%-18%

The Economist/YouGov poll (Oct 24–27) marks his lowest net approval of the second term. It also shows:
  • Only 20% of Americans under 30 approve of his performance
  • 11% of Black Americans and 29% of Hispanic Americans approve
  • Men: 46% approval vs. Women: 32% approval

🔍 Issue-Based Approval (Economist/YouGov)​

IssueNet Approval
Immigration-10%
Abortion-17%
Education-19%
Jobs & Economy-22%
Climate & Environment-22%
Inflation & Grocery Prices-31%


🧨 Controversial Actions with High Disapproval​

  • Demolishing the White House East Wing for a ballroom: -36%
  • Commuting George Santos’ sentence: -44%
  • Demanding compensation for past investigations: -44%
  • Canceling trade talks with Canada: -31%
Despite these numbers, Trump has claimed on Truth Social that he has “the best Polling Numbers that I have ever received,” dismissing the data as “fake ads”

www.nationofchange.org/2025/10/30/trump-approval-slump-puts-2026-midterms-and-gop-strategy-in-jeopardy/
 
What the people think no longer matters, the oligarchs run the failing West.

I do think it is fairly likely that they will replace Trump soon....within the next 6 months.
 
As of late October 2025, President Donald Trump's approval rating stands at 39%, with 58% disapproval—giving him a net approval of -19 points, the lowest of his second term.
Here’s a detailed snapshot of the latest polling:

📊 National Approval Ratings (October 24–30, 2025)​

PollsterApprovalDisapprovalNet Approval
Economist/YouGov39%58%-19%
Reuters/Ipsos40%57%-17%
Gallup41%~55%~-14%
Quinnipiac (Aug)37%55%-18%

The Economist/YouGov poll (Oct 24–27) marks his lowest net approval of the second term. It also shows:
  • Only 20% of Americans under 30 approve of his performance
  • 11% of Black Americans and 29% of Hispanic Americans approve
  • Men: 46% approval vs. Women: 32% approval

🔍 Issue-Based Approval (Economist/YouGov)​

IssueNet Approval
Immigration-10%
Abortion-17%
Education-19%
Jobs & Economy-22%
Climate & Environment-22%
Inflation & Grocery Prices-31%


🧨 Controversial Actions with High Disapproval​

  • Demolishing the White House East Wing for a ballroom: -36%
  • Commuting George Santos’ sentence: -44%
  • Demanding compensation for past investigations: -44%
  • Canceling trade talks with Canada: -31%
Despite these numbers, Trump has claimed on Truth Social that he has “the best Polling Numbers that I have ever received,” dismissing the data as “fake ads”

www.nationofchange.org/2025/10/30/trump-approval-slump-puts-2026-midterms-and-gop-strategy-in-jeopardy/
Argument from randU fallacy. Random numbers are not data, Sybil.
 

AI
On October 31, 2021, polling data from NBC News showed President Joe Biden's approval rating at 42%, with 54% of Americans disapproving.



Welcome to day 27 of the government shutdown. We’re nearly one month in and it’s still not clear when the standoff will end. It’s also unclear what “winning” this shutdown would even look like. But what I can say is that the shutdown is still not affecting Donald Trump’s approval rating. As of today, 43.8 percent of Americans approve of the job Trump is doing and 53.1 percent disapprove, for a net approval rating of -9.2.

 
AI
On October 31, 2021, polling data from NBC News showed President Joe Biden's approval rating at 42%, with 54% of Americans disapproving.



Welcome to day 27 of the government shutdown. We’re nearly one month in and it’s still not clear when the standoff will end. It’s also unclear what “winning” this shutdown would even look like. But what I can say is that the shutdown is still not affecting Donald Trump’s approval rating. As of today, 43.8 percent of Americans approve of the job Trump is doing and 53.1 percent disapprove, for a net approval rating of -9.2.

I saw 38%
 
An Inversion Fallacy, Into the Night, is when "An inversion fallacy occurs when someone mistakenly reverses the direction of a logical relationship or implication. In other words, they assume that if A implies B, then B must also imply A—which is not necessarily true."

You are throwing a term around you don't understand. That Trump's health is failing has nothing to do with the trade discussions with China.
 
You mistakenly, Into the Night, refer to the RandU fallacy, which is a "fallacy refers to the misuse of random numbers of unknown origin—often labeled as “RandU” (Random, Unknown)—as if they were valid data or evidence in an argument. It’s a term sometimes used informally or rhetorically in online debates, especially in scientific or political discussions, to criticize someone for presenting arbitrary figures without proper sourcing or statistical rigor?"

I referred to current polling which shows Trump at all-time lows.

They are not random at all, and common knowledge to all. AI reports "As of late October 2025, Donald Trump's approval rating is at 39%, with 58% disapproval—giving him a net approval of -19%, the lowest of his second term."

Sources include www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-low-approval-rating-october-b2854656.html, and www.forbes.com/sites/saradorn/2025/10/29/trump-approval-rating-hits-second-term-low-in-latest-poll-despite-his-claims-of-highest-numbers-ever/.
 
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Yep. But wait! There's more! He won because of the grave concerns over inflation and the economy. People forgot what he did to that the first time. Example of be careful what you vote for, below.

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Source here.
 
As of late October 2025, President Donald Trump's approval rating stands at 39%, with 58% disapproval—giving him a net approval of -19 points, the lowest of his second term.
Here’s a detailed snapshot of the latest polling:

📊 National Approval Ratings (October 24–30, 2025)​

PollsterApprovalDisapprovalNet Approval
Economist/YouGov39%58%-19%
Reuters/Ipsos40%57%-17%
Gallup41%~55%~-14%
Quinnipiac (Aug)37%55%-18%

The Economist/YouGov poll (Oct 24–27) marks his lowest net approval of the second term. It also shows:
  • Only 20% of Americans under 30 approve of his performance
  • 11% of Black Americans and 29% of Hispanic Americans approve
  • Men: 46% approval vs. Women: 32% approval

🔍 Issue-Based Approval (Economist/YouGov)​

IssueNet Approval
Immigration-10%
Abortion-17%
Education-19%
Jobs & Economy-22%
Climate & Environment-22%
Inflation & Grocery Prices-31%


🧨 Controversial Actions with High Disapproval​

  • Demolishing the White House East Wing for a ballroom: -36%
  • Commuting George Santos’ sentence: -44%
  • Demanding compensation for past investigations: -44%
  • Canceling trade talks with Canada: -31%
Despite these numbers, Trump has claimed on Truth Social that he has “the best Polling Numbers that I have ever received,” dismissing the data as “fake ads”

www.nationofchange.org/2025/10/30/trump-approval-slump-puts-2026-midterms-and-gop-strategy-in-jeopardy/

Outstanding summary. Thanks.
 
You mistakenly, Into the Night, refer to the RandU fallacy, which is a "fallacy refers to the misuse of random numbers of unknown origin—often labeled as “RandU” (Random, Unknown)—as if they were valid data or evidence in an argument. It’s a term sometimes used informally or rhetorically in online debates, especially in scientific or political discussions, to criticize someone for presenting arbitrary figures without proper sourcing or statistical rigor?

I referred to current polling which shows Trump at all time lows.

They are not random at all, and common knowledge to all.
Into the night is a complete moron and IMO that is giving him 25 more IQ points then he really has.
 
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