Dutch Uncle
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Want to know where all that money the DOGE saves will go? Look up! LOL
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Indeed.
Diogenes
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Dutch Uncle
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He lives in Colorado.
According to the conspiracy theorists, when the site goes down, that's NSA downloading everyone's posts to run through an algorithm.
I saw some figures on President Trump’s approval in 4 or 5 different areas…60% or better.
I’ll try to find it.
No one really cares what the far left loons say anymore.
Dutch Uncle
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I'm content to wait six months to see what happens to those numbers.
FWIW, I really hope this all works, but I strongly doubt it will. The rich are robbing the poor to give to the rich. The middle-class will help pay the bill.
Diogenes
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Polls are not indicative of anything, are they, Earl?
But if you insist, ask Grok to find the info for you before posting it, and even then, cross check with the webpages Grok lists as sources.
President Trump's approval ratings in early 2025 vary across different polls:
- A CBS News/YouGov poll conducted between February 5-7, 2025, shows Trump's approval rating at 53%, with 47% disapproving.
- A FiveThirtyEight.com average from February 6, 2025, indicates his approval rating at 48.8%, with a disapproval rating of 44.1%.
- Gallup's January 2025 poll shows Trump with a 47% approval rating and 48% disapproval.
- An Economist/YouGov poll from February 9-11, 2025, reported a slight dip with Trump at 46% approval and 48% disapproval.
These figures suggest Trump has experienced both gains and declines in approval since his second term began, with his ratings generally hovering around or just below 50%. However, sources like posts on X suggest a range of opinions, with some indicating a higher approval rating of 54% or even 53%, while others mention a decline to 47%. Thus, exact numbers can vary significantly depending on the source and methodology of the poll.
@Grok
It’s a poll showing opinions in a slice of time.
It could change tomorrow.
I can speak for myself though, I am please as punch with this great president who is actually putting hard working, tax paying Americans above illegals who have no legal right to be in America.
I am pleased as punch with Mr. Musk who is uncovering massive fraud, waste and abuse by these far left Democratic Socialist loons who are opposing this (we will fight in the streets).
Democrats concede Trump is running circles around them.
Fox News
Diogenes
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Sadly, Earl, I have seen considerable evidence implicating many Republicans in the scams, also. Shall I dig up the data for you?
Dutch Uncle
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MAGAts only accept polls they like and label the rest as liberal lies from the MSM.
I have posted, let the chips fall where they may.
It’s interesting that no Republicans are opposing the search for fraud, waste, and abuse or the deportations.
Veremos (we shall see).
Diogenes
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I believe that many never-Trumpers have objected, Earl.
Shall I ask Grok for their names?
Diogenes
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Grok has heard you.
Your amigo can find Grok in several ways:
- On X (formerly Twitter):
- Grok is accessible directly on X for all users. They can look for the "[ / ]" icon in the bottom navigation bar on the mobile app or in the side menu on the web, iOS, and Android versions.
- Grok Website:
- iOS Standalone App:
- There's a standalone Grok app available for iOS devices. Your amigo can download it from the Apple App Store.
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Diogenes
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From the information available, several Republicans have expressed concerns or objections to aspects of Trump and Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) efforts:
@Grok
- Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL) has been working to ensure that the Trump administration's actions do not negatively impact "life-saving, groundbreaking research" at institutions like the University of Alabama.
- Sen. Jerry Moran (R-KS) is worried about the potential spoilage of food from heartland farmers due to cuts in funding for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
- Rep. Mike Simpson (R-ID) has warned that national parks could be impaired by budget cutbacks, particularly at the start of the summer season.
- Rep. Carlos Gimenez (R-FL) is trying to protect Venezuelans in the Miami area who are under Temporary Protected Status from being deported, indicating a pushback against mass deportation policies.
- Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE) supports auditing the federal government but has specifically asked the administration to preserve programs that serve national security interests within USAID.
- Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) has been communicating with universities in his state about the potential harm from proposed cuts to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
- Rep. Blake Moore (R-UT) has been engaging with federal workers, suggesting a more inclusive approach rather than vilifying them.
- There's significant concern about the feasibility, cost, and economic impact of mass deportations. Lindsey Graham has pointed out the lack of resources for such an operation, while there are economic analyses suggesting that mass deportations could lead to a significant drop in GDP, job losses for U.S.-born workers, and increased inflation.
@Grok
LurchAddams
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It's all bullshit. White supremacist billionaire Musk admitted as much while using a 4-year-old as a human shield in the Oval.
LurchAddams
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What DOGE really is: Just a culture war against what they call "the woke". For example: disease prevention in other countries? It's not like diseases stop at our border. Remember the "China virus"? When rednecks start dying from Ebola and Cholera in MS, they'll probably still think their vote for an billionaire-run oligarchy is a good thing.
Holy shit, rednecks are stupid.
Holy shit, rednecks are stupid.