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Trump’s Job Approval Rating Is Low by Historical Standards

The president’s approval rating is falling as recent surveys show him near historic lows for a second-term leader, the New York Times reported.

  • On Monday, August 3, The New York Times reported that President Donald Trump faces among the lowest approval ratings for a second-term president since the 1940s, rivaling Richard Nixon's support levels before his resignation.
  • Trump dismissed these findings on Truth Social, labeling them "Fake News Media" while claiming his "REAL Polling Numbers" remain the best ever, despite widespread reports of declining support.
  • Critics and observers note the president appears to ignore negative economic metrics and reality, preferring to inhabit a self-described "fantasy world" where he claims credit for all successes.
  • USA TODAY columnist Rex Huppke satirically claims his own physical fitness rivals that of actor Chris Hemsworth, dismissing any criticism as "FAKE NEWS" to mock the administration's rhetoric.
  • As approval ratings remain at historical lows, this disconnect between official statements and external data illustrates a deepening political divide, with the president insisting his version of reality is the only truth.
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US President Donald Trump rejects reports of declining approval levels, but several surveys show a different picture.

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