Trump’s Coronavirus Approval 60% / Overall Approval 49% (Gallup Poll)

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dukkha

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Some six in 10 Americans approve of the job Donald Trump is doing to combat the coronavirus crisis, pushing the president’s approval rating – 49% - to the highest of his presidency, according to a poll released Tuesday by Gallup.

Trump’s gains come as his standing has improved among Democrats and independents amid the viral outbreak, which has killed more than 660 people even as the nation has adopted strict rules limiting public gatherings.
Trump’s job approval numbers are up 6 points among Democrats and 8 points among independents, according to the survey.

And voters are largely giving Trump positive marks for his handling of the pandemic,
with 94% of Republicans, 60% of independents, and 27% of Democrats approving of his efforts.
That’s higher than his general approval rating among each group.

The survey, which carried a margin of error of plus or minus 4%, was conducted from March 13 through March 22,
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...avirus-approved-by-60-in-gallup-poll-k86e29ot
 
Dim Wit Don should open up the White House for meet and greets with this Kids and Wife for three straight weeks before opening up the rest of the Country.
 
dukkha said:
Some six in 10 Americans approve of the job Donald Trump is doing to combat the coronavirus crisis, pushing the president’s approval rating – 49% - to the highest of his presidency, according to a poll released Tuesday by Gallup.

Trump’s gains come as his standing has improved among Democrats and independents amid the viral outbreak, which has killed more than 660 people even as the nation has adopted strict rules limiting public gatherings.
Trump’s job approval numbers are up 6 points among Democrats and 8 points among independents, according to the survey.

And voters are largely giving Trump positive marks for his handling of the pandemic,
with 94% of Republicans, 60% of independents, and 27% of Democrats approving of his efforts.
That’s higher than his general approval rating among each group.

The survey, which carried a margin of error of plus or minus 4%, was conducted from March 13 through March 22,
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...avirus-approved-by-60-in-gallup-poll-k86e29ot
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Oh so mow you like polls :laugh:
 
Bourbon said:
Dim Wit Don should open up the White House for meet and greets with this Kids and Wife for three straight weeks before opening up the rest of the Country.
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^speaking of Dim Wits -looks who's posting?

It's going to be a gradual reopening where the infections are lower. Places like NYC might stay like this much longer.

Flexible and attuned to circumstances on the ground
 
Bourbon said:
Oh so mow you like polls
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mow what? I don't "like" or "dislike" them - they are TOOLS to gauge public sentiment.

Interesting is that Gallup has usually shown lower approval numbers then the RCP aggregate
So that's even sweeter!
 
And he may have even turned a few dims around.
My wife did before all this . Now what little she sees of Joe she's pretty much locked in. Nice guy but not really all there (is what she says).
 
Hello dukkha,

dukkha said:
Some six in 10 Americans approve of the job Donald Trump is doing to combat the coronavirus crisis, pushing the president’s approval rating – 49% - to the highest of his presidency, according to a poll released Tuesday by Gallup.

Trump’s gains come as his standing has improved among Democrats and independents amid the viral outbreak, which has killed more than 660 people even as the nation has adopted strict rules limiting public gatherings.
Trump’s job approval numbers are up 6 points among Democrats and 8 points among independents, according to the survey.

And voters are largely giving Trump positive marks for his handling of the pandemic,
with 94% of Republicans, 60% of independents, and 27% of Democrats approving of his efforts.
That’s higher than his general approval rating among each group.

The survey, which carried a margin of error of plus or minus 4%, was conducted from March 13 through March 22,
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...avirus-approved-by-60-in-gallup-poll-k86e29ot
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Not surprised. He finally quit with the denials on Friday the 13th. (shoulda done it about 6 weeks prior)

Wish he would do the same thing on Climate Change.
 
anonymoose said:
And he may have even turned a few dims around.
My wife did before all this . Now what little she sees of Joe she's pretty much locked in. Nice guy but not really all there (is what she says).
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Uncle Joe has bats in the belfrey.They gotta juice themsevel somehow
 
I think his poll numbers will drop when more Americans start dying.

We don't even have a thousand deaths yet, but we have by far the most new cases.

Our efforts are not flattening the curve.

Instead we are seeing the spike we didn't want to see.
 
dukkha said:
Some six in 10 Americans approve of the job Donald Trump is doing to combat the coronavirus crisis, pushing the president’s approval rating – 49% - to the highest of his presidency, according to a poll released Tuesday by Gallup.

Trump’s gains come as his standing has improved among Democrats and independents amid the viral outbreak, which has killed more than 660 people even as the nation has adopted strict rules limiting public gatherings.
Trump’s job approval numbers are up 6 points among Democrats and 8 points among independents, according to the survey.

And voters are largely giving Trump positive marks for his handling of the pandemic,
with 94% of Republicans, 60% of independents, and 27% of Democrats approving of his efforts.
That’s higher than his general approval rating among each group.

The survey, which carried a margin of error of plus or minus 4%, was conducted from March 13 through March 22,
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...avirus-approved-by-60-in-gallup-poll-k86e29ot
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Polls? :palm:
 
The Democrats have a problem of Biblical proportions with sleepy, creepy, senile, old Uncle Joe.

Theuy know it too.
 
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