US EditionTrump remains more popular in RI than Mass., new polling shows
- A YouGov/The Economist poll released on Wednesday and conducted between March 22 and 25 showed Donald Trump's approval rating among U.S. Adults at 48 percent.
- This marks a net positive shift in Trump's YouGov rating after a recent dip, with his approval rating among Hispanics also at 48 percent.
- While 43 percent approve of Trump's handling of the economy and jobs, 56 percent of Americans disapprove of his economic performance based on a CNN poll.
- Political analyst Craig Agranoff stated on Wednesday that 'Approval ratings are a snapshot, not a crystal ball...they tell us more about public mood than long-term legacy'.
- Despite some positive trends, Trump's net approval rating remains negative, though it has improved from-10 points in March 2017 to-4 currently, suggesting he is more popular than during his first term, and according to NBC and Marist polls, 44% and 45% of Americans, respectively, believe the country is on the right track.
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Trump remains more popular in RI than Mass., new polling shows
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) -- Rhode Island voters are more likely than Massachusetts voters to approve of the job President Trump is doing so far, although he is viewed negatively by a majority in both states, according to new survey data released Thursday. The University of New Hampshire Survey Center "Ocean State Poll" of 656 Rhode Island voters found 40% approve of Trump's performance so far, while 59% disapprove. The president's numbers are wei…
Poll: Trump's Approval Rating Higher Than First Term
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Dwight Howard Explains Why Donald Trump Is His Dream Podcast Guest
Like every other athlete these days, former NBA star Dwight Howard hosts his own podcast, fittingly named ‘Above The Rim With DH 12.’ While the focus of Howard's show centers around the NBA, he'll occasionally welcome guests from outside the basketball world, and his dream guest would certainly check that box.Howard's show recently became the latest independent show to make the move to the Blue Wire podcast network, and while speaking with Ryan …
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