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Trump’s approval rating collapses as voter disapproval increases on key issues

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettFebruary 19, 2025No Comments
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The myth of the media according to which Donald Trump has a mandate continues to collapse. In just one month, according to the latest survey of Quinnipiac University, Trump’s approval rating fell by three points, and its disapproval increased by 9 points.

It’s on individual questions In the survey where Trump’s decline has become more obvious:

  • Immigration problems: 46% approve, 49% disapprove, 5% not offering any opinion;

  • The economy: 44% approve 48% disapprove, 8% offering no opinion;

  • Foreign policy: 44% Approve, 48% disapprove, 8% not offering any opinion;

  • Commerce: 42% Approit, 49% disapprove, 9% not offering any opinion;

  • Federal workforce: 41% approve 49% disapprove, 10% not offering any opinion;

  • Russia – The Ukraine War: 40% approve, 44% disapprove of, 16% not offering any opinion;

  • The Israel – Hamas conflict: 38% approve, 47% disapprove of, 15% offering no opinion.

The upper line approval rating is what gets all the accent, but seeing Trump’s approval of what is supposed to be his main immigration problem is a sign that even on his main questions , Donald Trump’s position is down.

There was no problem in the above results where Trump has a positive approval rating. Trump hardly pushes Russian propaganda, but he still has a negative net approval on the Russian / Ukraine War.

Donald Trump’s approval notes are not likely to improve because he spends dozens of Millions of taxpayers’ dollars of money to play golf in his clubs while, at the same time, he releases disabled veterans who work for the federal government.

It was almost as if it had taken the American people for a month to realize that they made a mistake in Trump in the White House.

Trump’s real pain in actions has not yet started. When this is the case, his approval ratings could fall even more.

What do you think of Trump’s decline? Share your reflections in the comments below.

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