President Trump: 53% Approval

[GunsOfFrankEaton]

http://m.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/trump_administration/prez_track_mar3

 

[hollywood]

With an approval index rating of +1. BTW Rassmussen had him at +11 shortly after the inauguration.

 

[GunsOfFrankEaton]

With an approval index rating of +1. BTW Rassmussen had him at +11 shortly after the inauguration.

Yeah, and Rasmussen had him winning when hardly anyone else did. The rest proved to be mostly fake news.

 

[hollywood]

Point is, if you consider Rassmussen to be accurate (Let's not forget, they also had Romney winning in a landslide) and let's start with the assumption that they are: By their "index" of approval, he's lost 10 pts in public approval since he was inaugurated.

Do you consider that a sign of success?

 

[CBradSmith]

Point is, if you consider Rassmussen to be accurate (Let's not forget, they also had Romney winning in a landslide) and let's start with the assumption that they are: By their "index" of approval, he's lost 10 pts in public approval since he was inaugurated.

Do you consider that a sign of success?

Most reasonable people view advancing and enacting policy that is good for the American people a "sign of success." As @HighStickHarry has stated often, I'll give him more than 6 weeks to save the world.

 

[MegaPoke]

Point is, if you consider Rassmussen to be accurate (Let's not forget, they also had Romney winning in a landslide) and let's start with the assumption that they are: By their "index" of approval, he's lost 10 pts in public approval since he was inaugurated.

Do you consider that a sign of success?

Yes because most presidents have an artificially inflated approval rating on inauguration before they start actually governing.

 

[davidallen]

Wonder how long the post speech bump lasts? Seems like Presidential Trump was weeks ago now...