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Approval of Trump's handling of his job, the economy, foreign policy, and crime are all at or near record lows

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Most Americans (60%) say Trump is using his office for personal gain; only 26% say Trump is not

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Approval of Trump's handling of his job, the economy, foreign policy, and crime are all at or near record lows

Most Americans (60%) say Trump is using his office for personal gain; only 26% say Trump is not

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Approval of Trump's handling of his job, the economy, foreign policy, and crime are all at or near record lows

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