Approval/Disapproval Polls

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I’m guesssing Trump is 47% approve/48% disapprove on immigration because MAGA and many (most?) Republicans expected a great many more deportations - planeload after planeload and no brown-skinned men looking for work or visible on roofs doing work.

Ratchet up the deportations and that number might rise.
 
I always look at what these people say. I don't swear by them but I don't swear at them.


That shows a poor performance by trump so far, and most people don't see or feel the real damage yet.
 
I disagree. It does weaken him politically. He's a lame duck and if he becomes too toxic it could finally make some in Congress get some balls
If he feels threatened, he is likely to become more combative and more emboldened to challenge his constraints. I don't think he plans to leave office, so I don't think he will think and act like a lame duck, and Republicans (I use that term loosely) will do whatever he wants.
 
That may be a reasonable position, but unless it's a winning issue nationally in the general election, they should STFU. Saving our democratic republic in the United States is the only issue that matters. Until that is secure, nothing else matters.
Yeah, I'm not so sure this kind of political triangulation does anything other than turn people off now. To appeal to those of good conscience, speak from the heart and with conviction that is real...anything else is so transparent and worn as to be insulting.
 
That may be a reasonable position, but unless it's a winning issue nationally in the general election, they should STFU. Saving our democratic republic in the United States is the only issue that matters. Until that is secure, nothing else matters.
Speaking with conviction about Israel also affects our democracy. Also a big issue for independents and, increasingly, younger Republicans.
 
To appeal to those of good conscience, speak from the heart and with conviction that is real
Amen. Amen. Amen! Standing up to the wholesale slaughter of innocent people, no matter who the instigator is, should never be a "political calculation". As Spike Lee once said, "Do the Right Thing".
 
Yeah, I'm not so sure this kind of political triangulation does anything other than turn people off now. To appeal to those of good conscience, speak from the heart and with conviction that is real...anything else is so transparent and worn as to be insulting.
Fine. Continue emphasizing and highlighting losing positions and keep losing. You can't implement policy until you win.

Democrats had a razor thin majority in the Senate for years when Republicans could have controlled it, but Republicans kept running fringe candidates who couldn't win a general election. Great strategy. Let's copy it. /s

Run on the economy/tariffs/inflation. Run on measles/healthcare. Run on issues that are good policies AND can win general elections. STFU about everything else, because nothing, and I mean NOTHING matters if we lose the United States as we know it.
 
Fine. Continue emphasizing and highlighting losing positions and keep losing. You can't implement policy until you win.

Democrats had a razor thin majority in the Senate for years when Republicans could have controlled it, but Republicans kept running fringe candidates who couldn't win a general election. Great strategy. Let's copy it. /s

Run on the economy/tariffs/inflation. Run on measles/healthcare. Run on issues that are good policies AND can win general elections. STFU about everything else, because nothing, and I mean NOTHING matters if we lose the United States as we know it.
Which losing positions did the Democrats emphasize in 2024?
 
Amen. Amen. Amen! Standing up to the wholesale slaughter of innocent people, no matter who the instigator is, should never be a "political calculation". As Spike Lee once said, "Do the Right Thing".
Remembering Smith for NPR on the occasion of his death, Feinstein noted how Smith entered a lunchroom with a black man who was a member of Smith’s church. This was a risky move for a young coach to do in the segregated South, and years later Smith’s pastor related the incident to Feinstein. When Feinstein recalled the story to Smith, the coach was disappointed that his pastor had noted it. When Feinstein pressed Smith as to why he would not be proud of his actions as a young man, Smith replied, “John, you should never be proud of doing the right thing, you should just do the right thing!”

We can't "do the right thing" until we have power to implement those policies. If talking about this helps defeat trump and those who support him, I'm all in. If not, let's focus our energy on those policies that do.
 
Fine. Continue emphasizing and highlighting losing positions and keep losing. You can't implement policy until you win.

Democrats had a razor thin majority in the Senate for years when Republicans could have controlled it, but Republicans kept running fringe candidates who couldn't win a general election. Great strategy. Let's copy it. /s

Run on the economy/tariffs/inflation. Run on measles/healthcare. Run on issues that are good policies AND can win general elections. STFU about everything else, because nothing, and I mean NOTHING matters if we lose the United States as we know it.
The Democratic convention was pretty much a three day infomercial on what Trump and Project 2025 would do - apparently nobody cared. There were plenty of people talking about the wrecking ball they were going to take democracy and voters basically said "stop you're being dramatic, have you seen the price of eggs?"
 
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