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Even Fox News survey was on Trump

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettApril 24, 2025No Comments
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Donald Trump can always count on the good old Fox News reliable, which has converted to the Trump era, to be conservative media on a television practically managed by the administration. Fox News can always be counted on the view of the White House in the most friendly way possible.

Trump did not like the conclusions of the Fox News survey operation, which has always provided respected data, so that the side of Fox Media tends to put the survey to turn and present the information in the way as friendly as possible.

This context makes the latest Fox News poll all the more discordant.

Even Fox News massage could not hide reality:

President Trump receives his best scores on border security, as a majority of 55%approves. This is the only problem where its notes are in positive territory. On immigration, a record summit of 47% approves Trump (48% disapprove), while a new hollow of 38% approves the economy (56% disapprove). Its worst notes are on inflation (33%Approit, 59%disapprove), followed by prices (33-58%), foreign policy (40-54%), taxes (38-53%) and firearms (41-44%).

The overall approval of Trump’s professional performance reaches 44%, down 5 points, against approval of 49% in March. This is lower than the approval of Joe Biden (54%), Barack Obama (62%) and George W. Bush (63%) at 100 days in their presidencies. It is also less than 1 point compared to the approval of 45% of Trump at this stage eight years ago.

Some 59% of voters are not satisfied with the way things happen in the country. It is an improvement since the end of the mandate of former president Biden (68% dissatisfied), but worse than four years ago at the start of Biden’s mandate (53% dissatisfied). It is also worse than the 100 -day brand of Trump’s first mandate (53% dissatisfied).

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Voters remain dark as to the economy, because 71% negatively assess economic conditions and 55% say that it is getting worse for their families.

I think the professional term for this kind of figures is yikes.

Trump tried to get out of the crisis, But as we will explore below, this is only the beginning, and Fox News cannot save Trump.

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