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36% is still 37% too much, and on a more serious note I really think that is worryingly high.
That's within the margin of error, so the increase in disapproval isn't a big deal. But the underwater points is a huge fucking deal. 25 points underwater is crazy, and I believe that republicans would vote for any white dude the dems put up, no matter what they say to the pollsters. The mood is wild right now.
Lol. Absolutely not.
Dems gonna run Gavin Newsom and lose in 2028, no matter how bad things get or even if Trump runs for a third term.
Isn't this more or less the same as it has always been? Even during 1.0, about 33% was the MAGA ride-or-die base. If we had to vote in a Trump election again tomorrow, I'm sure that the missing 18% or more would show up once more to fuck us all.
Yes, I have that feeling too. We’re talking about 35% stable, ie no matter what happens around a third of the population will approve. I think that is worrying.
It's just a single outlier, his overall approval averaged over several polls is at 41% (RealClearPolling) or 40% (Nate Silver).