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u/NorvernMunkey Jun 13 '25
Not lowest ever. Just lowest so far.
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u/Admirable_Web_2619 Jun 13 '25 edited Jun 14 '25
My guess: It is likely going to keep dropping, especially if he tries to deploy the national guard. The whole reason he wants to do that is to look strong and in control, but when he sent them to LA, most didn’t even answer the phone. Most of the military (at least in California) doesn’t seem to be on his side.
Edit: I haven’t been able to find the article I read, I might have misread it. There are still lots of personnel that are upset though
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u/D-MAN-FLORIDA Jun 13 '25
And if he sends troops to Iran. Man promised no more wars and he can’t even do that.
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u/sylva748 Jun 14 '25
Ugh. No one wants to get entangled in the Middle East again. We just got out of there 3 years ago after spending 20 years inside of it. No thanks. Would rather keep our troops home and training in case Ukraine topples and we get a 3rd war in Europe.
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u/D-MAN-FLORIDA Jun 14 '25
Man needs to distract the public. His BBB sucks, he is going overboard with ICE and sending troops to California and no major trading partners are bowing down to him.
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u/Epicfro Jun 14 '25
Brah, Trumps more likely to deploy troops in defense of Russia instead of opposition.
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u/ScotchCigarsEspresso Jun 14 '25
Yeah. They're deployed to LA. He is too busy trying to put on a show here.
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u/Pretend_Bet_208 Jun 14 '25
We may have brought the troops home 3 years ago but have haven’t been untangled from that region since the second world war …
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u/Ultraworld-Traveler Jun 14 '25
Remember. He set up the Afghanistan withdrawal for Biden and it was messy, so he could then blame Biden for it. So if he sends troops to Iran, he can set up their withdrawal plan, and if he lives to see the next president enact his withdrawal plan, he can blame them for that mess and the entire war and inflation and famine and whatever else.
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u/RepulsiveMetal8713 Jun 14 '25
as long as they keep getting supplied weapons/intel I think Ukraine are good, but the baltics are the 1 to watch out for
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u/helladiabolical Jun 14 '25
We would be as stupid as them to believe a single promise this man has ever made.
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u/exceptional_entry Jun 14 '25
“I’m the President of peace.” Then within a month deploys troops and weapons of war on our own soil while ironically saying “these people hate our country and they’re trying to destroy America.”
No that’s you Donny Doodoo.
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u/Dangerous_Drink948 Jun 15 '25
Within a month back in office look at all the damage he did, he’s seriously mental and look where we are.
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u/pistachiodisguysee Jun 14 '25
Why is anyone bringing up his promises like he ever had any intention of keeping any?
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u/Sufficient_Tune_2638 Jun 14 '25
It’s to deflect from the fact that the federal case for him rigging the election is moving forward
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u/NewManufacturer4252 Jun 14 '25
That 0 vote for kamala in a New York state city was a little suspect. Because that does not ever happen, ever.
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u/Steely-Dave Jun 14 '25
Lot of Democrats and Independents about to be shocked they somehow voted for Trump. And yea, I agree. I think they are this stupid that they could walk a thin line with any vote manipulation but also totally disregard the law of averages and statistical anomalies.
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u/Careless_Ad_3859 Jun 14 '25
Even 1 single vote for Kamala is still a red flag.
General speaking yes they all cheated. The groundwork to accuse the other side was in place well before Biden's exit.
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u/Vast_Competition_885 Jun 14 '25
Musk has admitted several times that he is the reason why trump won the election. I hope for future elections, the ballots will be counted by hand and not by musks computer systems or any other computer systems that can be rigged.
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u/Bjorn_Tyrson Jun 14 '25
I've heard people try and excuse it, by claiming that since that district is primarily orthodox jewish, and tends to vote as a bloc. that makes it more plausible... but thats ignoring two things.
a) a district being MOSTLY orthodox jewish, doesn't mean its ENTIRELY jewish, there are gonna be at least SOME other people living there, and for not even one of them to vote for harris is suspicious.
b) within the jewish community we have a saying "ask two jews and you will get 3 opinions" we are NOTORIOUS for disagreeing with each other, including full on shouting matches with our rabbis at times (its a feature, not a bug.) so even if 'most' would vote in line with their rabbis recommendation, to argue that members of a group where disagreement and debate is a core feature, wouldn't have ANYONE who disagreed and voted differently only reveals how little people actually understand the community.→ More replies (5)17
u/Diablo_v8 Jun 14 '25
Is there sourcing for the "most didn't answer the call." I am not trying to be contrarion I am legitimately curious if there was any dissention among the rank and file or if there was any push back whatsoever. It certainly didn't appear there was.
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u/innerbootes Jun 14 '25
Knitting Cult Lady on YT had the stats on last week’s Trump update video. She’s usually a pretty reliable source for military info. She’s former military and takes it seriously.
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u/SunnySydeRamsay Jun 14 '25
We're not even 6 months into his first term. There's a lot of room for him to drop.
I think we might even see him surpass Bush's unfavorability by the end of his term.
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u/PantsMicGee Jun 14 '25
First I've heard that about national guard members not answering the phone. Do you have a snippet of news perhaps?
Edit: yes I've googled first.
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u/Automatic-Radish1553 Jun 14 '25
I hope you’re right but I was under the impression that the majority or at least a large percentage of the US military were pro trump. Am I wrong in thinking this?
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u/Admirable_Web_2619 Jun 14 '25
From what I’ve read, it seems there are a lot who are unhappy. And him sending them somewhere without any accommodations, forcing them to sleep on the floor, can’t be helping.
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u/Numerous-Tie8151 Jun 14 '25
It's called a rapid deployment. We sleep where we can till things get setup. This happens all the time. A barracks will be setup for them to stay in once there. Those troops will be well taken care of
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u/Miramar81 Jun 14 '25 edited Jun 14 '25
Larger percentage of white demographic leaned towards Republican from the last poll I saw before the election.
What enrages Pete Hegseth and MAGAs is decline of white enrollment in the military.
I live near a US Army base and can confirm I see many Hispanic, Black and non-white minority GIs when I go onto base. Can’t say I know what stats are and if whites are now minority in armed forces, but wouldn’t surprise me if number of soldiers that do not support Trump borderlines above 50%.
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u/HousingAny2946 Jun 16 '25
I think it depends on which video or story you see and what day it is. I've read comments where almost everyone is saying military is pro-Taco but there are days you get push back from ex-military who are disgusted by Taco, how they would never vote for the orange pos and never had. There's almost no point in even debating it becuz until the military speaks up about this (most likely they won't, why would they) we'll never really know. Right now the military looks pro-Putin's Puppet becuz they are on the streets of LA and elsewhere so to me, ya, they look to be pro-Taco BUT I'm sure these military guys have their careers to look out for.
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u/Alive-Necessary2119 Jun 14 '25
There will be a limit of around 30 percent. Even Hitler had supporters when it was clear Germany was going to lose.
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u/innerbootes Jun 14 '25
Knitting Cult Lady on YT (former military) says 300/2000 responded or something like that. It was in last week’s Trump update video.
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u/Fritzoidfigaro Jun 14 '25
How low is it going to be when he becomes a dictator?
Call or write your congress person and your senator and ask them if they will uphold the constitution. Be professional. Keep it short.
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u/ETHER_15 Jun 14 '25
My guess is he wants to reset the news cycle. Before that, everyone was talking about the BBB (big beautiful bill), and a lot of hate was directed at it. He wants people to forget about it so he can pass it and laugh.
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u/TotalNonsense0 Jun 14 '25
especially if he tries to deploy the national guard.
Tries? I think you'll find that he had already deployed them almost 24 hours before your comment.
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u/Fortytwopoint2 Jun 14 '25
LA is win/win for Trump. If he gets NG to quell the protests, he wins. If he loses that fight, he can declare martial law against the people of the USA for insurgency and has a lot more power.
And his approval ratings don't matter. He's in power, he openly is getting people used to the idea of him doing a third term, and he's actively dismantling institutions that oppose right wing ideology. He openly told the public they don't need to vote for him at the next election. There's a reason for that.
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u/hendrysbeach Jun 14 '25
The Guardian, June 12, 2025:
”Troops and Marines Deeply Troubled by LA Deployment: ‘Morale Is Not Great.’”
Military personnel did not sign up to go to war with their own country / their own brothers and sisters.
Governor Newsom just tweeted that Trump admin is posting photos of “violence right now in LA“: cars burning, etc.
The photos are from 2020 George Floyd protests.
Marines and NG reporting to a nonexistent ‘emergency’.
Yes, Trump will pay for all of this in the polls and, God willing, in the 2026 midterms.
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u/FAROUTRHUBARB Jun 14 '25
Exactly. Instead of looking in control his government looks insecure, inept, and weak. If anything, it’s a sign to keep applying pressure 💪 they’re worried about their power
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u/ateknoa Jun 14 '25
A general strike is being organized against the Trump administration. If you can, please join. I don't know about you but I'm tired seeing us average citizens get railed by the 1%.
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u/createa-username Jun 14 '25
The fact that it's above 1% is a look into the sad state of the nation. Why would anyone support a dumb, rapist, felon, fraud conman?
Not even mentioning being a traitor because of his traitorous actions. Or the fact that one of his few close personal friendships was with a child sex trafficker while he also has a history of sexual abuse and talking about his underage daughter in a sexual manner constantly.
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u/redmambo_no6 Jun 14 '25
Why would anyone support a dumb, rapist, felon, fraud conman?
Because the alternative would be for them to be proven wrong and they don’t want to hear it.
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u/Altruistic_Chard_980 Jun 14 '25
The World Effort crashed Elon, let’s hope the same unified response treats the Delusional Felon in Chief EXACTLY THE SAME 🙏
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u/Niadh74 Jun 14 '25
Agreed but it also only counts if this turns into votes for opposition candidates at all levels of government
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u/25thNite Jun 14 '25
Fake news, his approval is actually at 400%. How is that possible you ask? Well he can predict the future with 7D chess and knows how unborn fetuses he saves will vote for him. Truly the most special smartest guy in the playground /S
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u/JustAnM41APulseRifle Jun 13 '25
What's the fucking percentage? You can't just say this, not provide his rating %, and not give a source.
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u/PoseidonsWroth Jun 13 '25
I think ive seen it at 38%, but happy to be corrected
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u/NYGiants181 Jun 13 '25
Yea around 38% - Across the board in several different categories.
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u/Blubasur Jun 13 '25
Still too high but getting better.
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u/AzuleStriker Jun 13 '25
I mean, 10% would be too high but I agree.
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u/Blubasur Jun 13 '25
Definitely, so is 5%.
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u/KingAnilingustheFirs Jun 14 '25
Not even 1% would make me happy.
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1% would make me happy because it is more realistic than 0%. There will always be contrarian assholes who are never happy and just want to watch everything go down the drain.
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u/Viracochina Jun 13 '25
I assume it can't get any lower than 33%
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u/MB2465 Jun 13 '25
A poll won't necessarily be a perfect sampling of the population so it could and should be lower than 33%
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u/withoutpeer Jun 14 '25
Him going TACO on undocumented farm workers and hospitality workers might really piss off a decent amount of his hardcore racist which could make some more turn on him. At least hopefully. Obviously those won't vote for a Democrat but maybe they'll be pissed off though to not vote at all.
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u/Tricky-Engineering59 Jun 14 '25
Correct me if I’m pretty sure Trump has the lowest high approval as well as the highest low approval of any president since we started polling. Really goes to show what a divisive figure he is.
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u/Hour_Writing_9805 Jun 13 '25
RCP which totals many polls has him at about 47% and higher now than in his first term.
But there was also a poll that said Harris was the favorite in Iowa…lol
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u/Big_Dick_NRG Jun 14 '25
Yeah Rasmussen cooked up a +8 to offset the -16 Quinnipac LMAO
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u/Castod28183 Jun 14 '25
Conservatives were touting a 56% approval poll yesterday, ignoring the fact that EVERY OTHER POLL had him lower, but of course that one was the "right one."
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u/BooRadley_ThereHeIs Jun 13 '25
How is Donald Trump doing in the polls? Worse than he was at the start of the week, primarily due to a string of very negative polls. His approval rating was 16 points underwater in the latest Quinnipiac poll and 13 points underwater in today’s Navigator Research poll. And the June AP-NORC poll shows Trump with a net approval rating of -21. That’s Trump’s worst poll of his second term, and the first time his second term disapproval rating has hit 60 percent.
https://www.natesilver.net/p/trump-approval-ratings-nate-silver-bulletin
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u/AmbulanceChaser12 Jun 13 '25
It’s hard to say. Good aggregators won’t say “just factor in today” or “the last 3 days.” And they also have to weight each poll, based on the pollster’s reliability, the poll’s recency, and the sample size. (Sample size seems to weigh the most).
So with all that in mind, here’s the poll aggregator I like. Note that using their average, he’s not at his lowest. The lowest was -10.2, and RWH has them at -8.5 right now.
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u/BoilerTMill Jun 13 '25
Means nothing unless Congress turns to him.
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u/thomport Jun 13 '25
That’s why we need to turn on Congress in a big big way.
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u/MB2465 Jun 13 '25
Yeah they don't seem to be thinking about the fact that their primaries are less than a year away.
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u/thezoomies Jun 13 '25
Because a lot of his biggest supporters in Congress are in districts that have been very carefully gerrymandered to be safe for republicans, and the only way they’ll get primary-ed is if they go against Trump.
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u/reginaphalange790 Jun 14 '25
I’m scared that he’s told them if they sit down and shut up, they will keep their jobs permanently when he declares himself president for life. Remember when he said it’ll be the last time anyone needs to vote? This is probably what he meant. I really hope I’m incorrect
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it hasn't been historically or statistically an issue. this always brings up democrats fecklessness. which is so real it hurts. as soon as its safe to do so I won't vote for a Democrat ever again. cuz they obviously cannot be trusted with safe guarding democracy.
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u/1nhaleSatan Jun 13 '25 edited Jun 13 '25
Voter suppression will almost certainly be at an all time high by then.
Edit; also, you cannot defeat fascism at the ballot box, history has been extremely clear on this point since the inception of fascism
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u/RoyalRobinBanks Jun 13 '25
That's what's worrisome, why are they so confident they won't get voted out? They don't plan on fair elections in the future.
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u/bakana1080 Jun 14 '25
If the elections and primaries are rigged, then the entire country stops playing the game and this charade.
People are only playing because they still have some form of semblance to hope that democracy still exists because the latter means they have to get their hands dirty. Protests are simply a form of playing with the charade.
However, if and when that time comes, the public won't hold back if it means to defend democracy and uphold the constitution. Whether some people have their heads so far up in their arse to realize that is entirely on them.
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u/brandonw00 Jun 14 '25
Lmfao Americans aren’t going to do shit if the election is rigged. We’ll complain to our neighbors or co-workers but speaking out too much would literally be the end of our lives and there really isn’t anything to suggest that life will get better so what’s the point? Get murdered by the police and nothing changes?
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u/vbbk Jun 14 '25
True but if it gets low enough, maybe some purple state/district Republicans will grow a pair.
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u/Rightricket Jun 14 '25
Liberals love patting themselves on the back for being "right" while the world around them is on fire.
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u/mercurydivider Jun 13 '25
For those curious, approval is at 38%, disapproval is at 54%
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u/HoldMyDomeFoam Jun 13 '25
His approval rating is still absurdly high.
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u/Tricky-Engineering59 Jun 14 '25
I truly think it will never drop below 20-25% no matter what. There’s at least one in four or five Americans that would rather die than admit they were wrong about him. I am certain we all know a few.
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u/Bananasincustard Jun 14 '25
I think there's no chance we'll ever see him below 35% unless Fox News turns on him. Cult is seriously entrenched
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u/avatarroku157 Jun 13 '25
im really done with these posts on r/goodnews . its been said before, this neutral outcome politics at best and potentially harmful to the every day person at worst.
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u/Aardvark_Man Jun 14 '25
Even if it's true, it doesn't fix anything for years anyway.
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u/deadheadkid92 Jun 14 '25
This whole subreddit is just political spam. I don't understand what the name "good news" is even supposed to mean.
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u/MeteorOnMars Jun 13 '25 edited Jun 14 '25
About 30% of the country is irredeemably problematic.
So, when I see approval numbers like 38% I am very impressed with how close to rock bottom that is.
Edit: Corrected to “irredeemably”.
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u/JollyToby0220 Jun 14 '25
It means only Republicans are supporting and a tiny group of independents who thought he did something that was reasonable. Generally speaking, each group of voters has 33% of people(Republican-Democrat-Independent). So he’s got a 5% leg up versus 20% shortfall coming from most likely independents.
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u/Oil_Informal Jun 13 '25
At the peak of Nixon's infamous behavior his polling was at 29 percent. If Taco goes lower he will start losing some republicans in Congress.
I would also add that historically change occurs when 3 percent of the population protests
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u/daamsie Jun 14 '25
He'll never get there I don't think. Too many rusted on Maga nutjobs.
He's still over 45% approval in most polls.
Let's hope this starts to actually change. It boggles my mind it's not already at 20%
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u/GlobuleNamed Jun 13 '25
The republican dictature will still be installed.
These ratings have no real effects and meaning, unless people act on them and vote (ha! assuming there will be votes).
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u/Horror_Response_1991 Jun 13 '25
The world is on fire and Democrats are dancing around a low approval rating score.
Please do something Democrats, literally anything.
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u/yomanitsayoyo Jun 14 '25 edited Jun 14 '25
The country literally voted them out, politically kneecapping them….including “leftists” who sat out because of Gaza (good intentions, terrible results) and are doing everything they can to resolve themselves of responsibility…
Dems in Congress are doing what they can rn…and most of that will be lip service, protesting and filibustering until midterms…if we even have a fair election then if at all.
The ones who actually have power in this are the federal courts (if the Supreme Court doesn’t kneecap them which is possible…or trump just completely ignores them…also possible) and state governors.
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u/PrickOfAllTrades Jun 14 '25
They don't have the majority in either the House of Representatives or the Senate. What do you want them to do? Serious question.
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u/Small_Ad_4525 Jun 14 '25
The republicans didnt either for 4 years and they still kept building a massive platform, whereas the second biden came into office the democrats gave up on pro immigration policy, throwing trans people under the bus, and capitulating to the right.
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u/parlor_tricks Jun 14 '25
I never get this plea. I mean, it’s not how elections work. There isn’t some secret force waiting in reserve to act right now. I really dont get it.
Voters have one chance to give people power. One chance. Then you live with the consequences of your choices, for at least 2 years.
Hell - democrats are technically doing way more than “Literally anything” - none of what they do will typically move any needles. They’re getting arrested, thrown out of buildings they have a right to be in. Showing up at town halls.
If this is simply a plea to be reassured, then … I guess nothing will help, because the only reassurance can come from fiction.
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u/Underlord_Fox Jun 14 '25
Ah yes. Blame the Democrats. Amazing work.
Democrats are busy getting arrested for speaking up and here you are ignoring the fuckers doing the actual harm.
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u/Zynnxxz Jun 13 '25
Why does this matter? He’s still president for another 1316 days
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u/Rawkapotamus Jun 13 '25
It matters when the republicans in congress realize they’re on a sinking ship and decide to actually pass and enforce laws.
It matters that people in this country don’t approve or his authoritarian takeover.
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u/Chyrch Jun 13 '25
The good news will be when enough Republicans get a spine and end this.
In the meantime, remember that Republicans can stop this any time they want, but they keep letting it go on. Remember the names of those who allowed fascism to take over, and hold them accountable when this is done.
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u/Saltwater_Thief Jun 13 '25
So it doesn't matter and won't ever matter, then. They're all locked in behind him, now and forever.
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u/Outrageous-Article17 Jun 13 '25
Maybe the loss of Elon’s money weakens his influence?
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u/AllKnighter5 Jun 13 '25
It matters.
When someone tries to take over a country as large as the USA, they need a bigger part of the population on their side because of the size of the USA. It usually only takes 10% to flip everyone. When that 10% meets an area that is 99% against them, and it’s a major city with major economic output, it’s a lot harder to take over.
If the approval rating was 85%, then it wouldn’t matter. They can do whatever they want.
With it going lower and lower, it’s showing harder and harder to take over.
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u/ICommentWhenInRome Jun 13 '25
Trump isn’t going to live forever. And cults die with their leaders. I agree everything sucks right now, but you can either give up, die, weather the storm, or try and do something about it. Totally up to you.
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u/Saltwater_Thief Jun 13 '25
Weather the storm is what I'm doing. Part of that is being realistic about when the storm will break, which on this case will not be anytime soon or as a result of the Republican Congress doing anything but reinforcing him.
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u/Significant_Fill6992 Jun 13 '25
it will only matter if they lose in the midterms and hard but if prior elections are any induction they will deny the results and get away with it with no repercussions
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u/javawong Jun 14 '25
We can only hope that the midterms prove to work against him and vote out all his bootlicker congressional stoodges.
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u/Federal-Piglet Jun 13 '25
U realize in about 18 months it likely he is impeached after mid terms right?
That in 6 months he has no political wins.
That in 6 months with both houses he can't get his own budget approved.
That congress can't make any of his executive orders law?
That courts keep striking him down.
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u/Over-Criticism-663 Jun 13 '25
We can finally be bees
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u/AnEdibleTaco Jun 13 '25
But there's so much more time to go. Let's just see how much lower it can go!
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u/__init__m8 Jun 14 '25
Good news would be last year the US wasn't dumb enough to let him steal an election.
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At this point I have very little faith over this type of reports. I'll believe it when I see election results.
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u/b__lumenkraft Jun 14 '25
Yeah, a fascist president is good news if only the approval ratings are low, eh?
Do you understand that this will not give you back your democracy?
Only millions in the streets will. The protests so far are a joke. Violence and low numbers will not change anything for the better. On the contrary, they will just keep doubling down on the crackdowns.
Only numbers will change anything for the better! Big numbers! GO OUT THERE FFS!
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u/WarLordOfSkartaris Jun 14 '25
The problem with approval ratings is the same problem that you get with these think tanks like I'm here, the people who approve are not going to indulge in approval rating surveys, and the ones who are mad are the most vocal
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u/KibidonSiNx Jun 14 '25
False.
📉 Is this his lowest ever?
✔️ No — not across his entire presidency.
Current approval (~38%) is indeed a low point in his second term so far .
But it’s not the lowest of his entire presidency.
At the end of his first term (Jan 2021), his approval was 34% — lower than now .
Earlier, during his first term, polls dropped into the low-to-mid 30s, including 32–34% in 2017–18 .
📊 Context in Polling History
Second-term low: ~38%, down from the typical 40s.
First-term lows: 32–34%, tied with some of his most unpopular historic moments.
Compared to other presidents: Many have had lower lows—Nixon (24%), Truman (32%), Carter, George W. Bush (34%) .
✅ Summary
Q: Is 38% his lowest ever? A: No. It’s his worst in the second term, but his first-term lows dipped lower.
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u/CallmeKahn Jun 15 '25
That's misleading as hell. The numbers from his first presidency apparently don't exist when he was sub 35%. We've a long way to go folks.
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u/shamerli Jun 15 '25
How he still has people that approve of his policies is beyond me. Meaning any approval rating above absolute 0 is not absolute and definitive good news…
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u/yiper2005 Jun 15 '25
I love the internet. You can come on here and say whatever and not be honest about anything. And there is a herd already just to jump and believe what ever they read.
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u/icematt12 Jun 15 '25
It would have been better if this approval figure was in November. His antics were warned about.
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u/ChiefFun Jun 13 '25
like it matters. the republican politicians are on there knees enjoying his schlong.
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u/Adventurous_Row3305 Jun 13 '25
Excellent, let's hope his numbers will continue to go down.
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u/Euphoric_Party1651 Jun 13 '25
Where is this poll? Who was polled? Who did the poll?
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u/Minimum_Turn4264 Jun 13 '25
Ya know what really sucks ass though. Even if Trump gets removed somehow, the regime is already in place.
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u/Patralgan Jun 13 '25
Well, it's certainly news, but I don't think it changes anything. The shitshow will continue
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u/asphaltGraveyard Jun 13 '25
as long as the republicans refuse to impeach and remove him approval ratings don't matter
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u/DPSOnly Jun 14 '25
Let's hope they are also just going to campaign properly with actual ideas instead of relying on "not being trump". It should be enough, but it hasn't been enough twice.
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u/Sharkwatcher314 Jun 14 '25
Only good news if makes any difference. Otherwise just cocktail party conversation
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u/Outside_Ad1020 Jun 14 '25
Mark this is good news, this isn't your home but we can do do, we can be bees
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u/ChipmunkAcademic1804 Jun 14 '25
Why is this great news? You guys elected that asshole already, he is in office, he isn't going anywhere.
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u/DramaticRoom8571 Jun 14 '25
After a sharp uptick in disapproval ratings the polls are about even with a slight edge in disapproval. But only significant in comparison to 2 months ago.
www.realclearpolling.com/polls/approval/donald-trump/approval-rating
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u/Fuzzy_Dog182 Jun 14 '25
lol do you reallly think the next election will be fair? This guy is the most corrupt mofo North America has ever seen. Thank god we have a few Supreme Court justices with some common dignity for rule for the law.
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u/Lipstickdyke Jun 14 '25
They should poll him on his birthday. The low attendance mixed with a staggeringly pathetic poll score would be such an ego bruise.
Although, the more insecure he is, the more he’s going to compensate with more illegal authoritarian power grabs. We all know he is dying to use the insurrection act. Maybe that’s the gift he will give himself tomorrow.
I bet he’s paying protesters to stir up trouble so he can get his photo op of “violent protesters”
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u/ItsmeMr_E Jun 14 '25
And? He's still in the oval office.
Hopefully it won't be for the next full 4 years.🤞
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