bronconick
Yep, still here
Re: POTUS 45:54: My Polls Are Better Than Your Polls
He'll always have Rasmussen
He'll always have Rasmussen
He'll always have Rasmussen
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Monday shows that 48% of Likely U.S. Voters approve of President Trump’s job performance. Fifty percent (50%) disapprove.
The latest figures include 35% who Strongly Approve of the job Trump is doing and 42% who Strongly Disapprove. This gives him a Presidential Approval Index rating of -7.
48/50 is well within the margin of error. If the economy still gives all appearance of humming along by next September/October, Trump is quite likely to be re-elected. I'm already mentally preparing for it.
So Faux had Trump losing to a lot of Dems in their new poll...so now Trump thinks "something weird" is going on over there...
Quinnipiac has him losing as well. Must be liberal bias![]()
48/50 is well within the margin of error. If the economy still gives all appearance of humming along by next September/October, Trump is quite likely to be re-elected. I'm already mentally preparing for it.
Worse yet, tax rates are so low that they can’t be used as the standard tools they are when we’re in a recession..
48/50 is well within the margin of error. If the economy still gives all appearance of humming along by next September/October, Trump is quite likely to be re-elected. I'm already mentally preparing for it.
48/50 is well within the margin of error. If the economy still gives all appearance of humming along by next September/October, Trump is quite likely to be re-elected. I'm already mentally preparing for it.
48/50 is well within the margin of error. If the economy still gives all appearance of humming along by next September/October, Trump is quite likely to be re-elected. I'm already mentally preparing for it.
there is still a long way to zero![]()
You were saying?There are all sorts of alarms going off that we’re already at the start of a recession. There have been large layoffs, loans are falling delinquent, there’s a possible yield inversion (though I understand this one is different than most yield inversions), there’s a feeling of unease and risk aversion seeming to propagate in several companies more so than usual, there are severe economic strains on the market due to tariffs and lack of trade deals, there’s major uncertainty in Europe. I mean, it’s not hard to see winter isn’t just coming, the first snowflakes have already fallen. Worse yet, tax rates and interest rates are so low that they can’t be used as the standard tools they are when we’re in a recession. And we have a complete moron for president who has surrounded himself with TV morons who won’t be able to figure their way out of a paper bag.
The smart people are already gathering food for the winter.
Maybe this is the slow-moving coup. Tell the emperor his clothes are beautiful until the last possible second. Then push him out into the street where he’ll be fitted with a nice set of newish orange clothes.
It would be actually kind of brilliant in its simplicity. He’s too stupid to ever figure it out. No one would lie to king Donald.
Liz Cheney is getting dragged on Twitter for her attempt to discredit AOC. She practically defends Concentration Camps* in the process.
* Err, Trump Summer Camps for Migrant Youths.
White House to assert immunity for Hope hicks testimony....for what? I’m told no collusion, no crimes.