Trump must have failed basic math.

Trumps own statement was predicated on pre verses post impeachment ratings. I am simply amazed at the lengths that these tRump culties will go trying to defend his pathological lying.

Okay, I looked into the claim for myself, since you were unable to provide me with any specifics.

The "formal impeachment inquiry" was launched on Sept 24th, 2019. The very first Gallup poll solely covering a time period AFTER this date (spanning from Oct 1st-13th) showed Trump at a 39% job approval. The latest Gallup poll (Jan 16th-29th) showed Trump at a 49% job approval.

Guess what, Taco, 49-39=10. Looks like Trump can do basic math after all... Looks like YOU are the pathological liar, not Trump. I see that you are projecting your own issues onto others, just like a good little liberal does. The Marxist elite sure are proud of you!
 
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Okay, I looked into the claim for myself, since you were unable to provide me with any specifics.

The "formal impeachment inquiry" was launched on Sept 24th, 2019. The very first Gallup poll solely covering a time period AFTER this date (spanning from Oct 1st-13th) showed Trump at a 39% job approval. The latest Gallup poll (Jan 16th-29th) showed Trump at a 49% job approval.

Guess what, Taco, 49-39=10. Looks like Trump can do basic math after all... Looks like YOU are the pathological liar, not Trump. I see that you are projecting your own issues onto others, just like a good little liberal does. The Marxist elite sure are proud of you!

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So nothing about paying for free.....EVERYTHING? And how even confiscating 100% of the wealth of the 1% doesn't even come close to covering all of the "free stuff"? Cat got your tongue? Yello?

Changing the tax structure to have wealthy pay more is not a one-timer. The money flowing into the government coffers will continue year after year. Corporations should pay more too. We all know that some corps making enormous profits pay nothing or get money back. Even rightys can understand that is wrong. Perhaps you cannot, but many can.
 
Okay, I looked into the claim for myself, since you were unable to provide me with any specifics.

The "formal impeachment inquiry" was launched on Sept 24th, 2019. The very first Gallup poll solely covering a time period AFTER this date (spanning from Oct 1st-13th) showed Trump at a 39% job approval. The latest Gallup poll (Jan 16th-29th) showed Trump at a 49% job approval.

Guess what, Taco, 49-39=10. Looks like Trump can do basic math after all... Looks like YOU are the pathological liar, not Trump. I see that you are projecting your own issues onto others, just like a good little liberal does. The Marxist elite sure are proud of you!


Oh wait, I mistakenly went after the date instead of before the date. Let me correct that. Let's look at the last Gallup poll before September (August 15th-30th). Oh wait, that one was 39% also!!! Gee by golly. Trump can still do basic math.
 
You need to post specifics. What poll is the "before" and what poll is the "after"? Where are you pulling this information from?

Honestly, I find most polls to be meaningless, including "favorability" polls.

More significant, which polls were Trump referring to ?
 
Oh wait, I mistakenly went after the date instead of before the date. Let me correct that. Let's look at the last Gallup poll before September (August 15th-30th). Oh wait, that one was 39% also!!! Gee by golly. Trump can still do basic math.

Inferring anything from one or two opinion polls is a waste of time, unless (like Trump) you're making propaganda for dummies.
You need a moving average of many polls. One of the best is RCP.

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president_trump_job_approval-6179.html

Taking the same dates you took, Trump's approval rating was:

Aug.30 2019: 42.8%
Jan.29 2020: 44.9%

His rating rose 2.1% over this period, which is almost certainly within the statistical margin of error. Amazing!
 
Inferring anything from one or two opinion polls is a waste of time, unless (like Trump) you're making propaganda for dummies.
I'm not inferring anything. I find that most polls are meaningless, including favorability polls such as what is being discussed here. I was merely responding to the OP's claim and showing him that he is dead wrong about his claim.

I find that a "moving average of meaningless" is meaningless.

Taking the same dates you took, Trump's approval rating was:

Aug.30 2019: 42.8%
Jan.29 2020: 44.9%

His rating rose 2.1% over this period, which is almost certainly within the statistical margin of error. Amazing!
Like I said, meaningless.

I don't care what polls claim Trump's favorability is. What I do care about is when someone acts as if Trump can't do basic math when he very obviously can and did, as I had shown.
 
He frequently cites internal polling.

Whoops. I wasn't clear. By "he", I meant the OP, not Trump.

But yes, Trump does frequently cite internal polling. I'm personally not big on polling of pretty much any sort. All that matters are the election day results.
 
Whoops. I wasn't clear. By "he", I meant the OP, not Trump.

But yes, Trump does frequently cite internal polling. I'm personally not big on polling of pretty much any sort. All that matters are the election day results.

True dat.
But others do so its good PR.
 
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