He’s basically hovers around 44%, the only time he got higher approval ratings was the start of his 1st term - he’s within stastistical error from his top rating in 2017
All time high? There’s 3+ marks on the chart higher and statistical error touches his midterm slump. Maybe “an all time high for this term” since approval ratings nearly always drop all the way through.
Its also worth the context that his terms hold the bottom two slots in initial approval rating, his disapproval rating is always higher than his approval, and he’s the only president to never reach 50% approval.
Not saying you’re automatically wrong, but that is 36 days old, which is 5 years in Trump years. A lot more people have been fired since then. More telling, Republicans just recently prevented a snap election in an usually safe district for fears their party might lose it. Even if Trump’s personal approval is high (and 44% is not exactly convincing either), the GOP as a whole seems in deep trouble.
Source?
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-approval-rating-holds-steady-44-reutersipsos-poll-finds-2025-02-25/
He’s basically hovers around 44%, the only time he got higher approval ratings was the start of his 1st term - he’s within stastistical error from his top rating in 2017
All time high? There’s 3+ marks on the chart higher and statistical error touches his midterm slump. Maybe “an all time high for this term” since approval ratings nearly always drop all the way through.
Its also worth the context that his terms hold the bottom two slots in initial approval rating, his disapproval rating is always higher than his approval, and he’s the only president to never reach 50% approval.
Proceeds to provide a source that is over 30 days old…
Seriously?!?
Not saying you’re automatically wrong, but that is 36 days old, which is 5 years in Trump years. A lot more people have been fired since then. More telling, Republicans just recently prevented a snap election in an usually safe district for fears their party might lose it. Even if Trump’s personal approval is high (and 44% is not exactly convincing either), the GOP as a whole seems in deep trouble.