US EditionTrump’s polls decline near 100-day mark, raising tax-plan stakes
- President Trump's job approval rating recently slipped into negative territory according to multiple new polls.
- Voter discontent with the economy, inflation, and tariffs significantly contributed to his declining popularity numbers.
- His current approval stands lower than previous presidents at the same point in their terms, including his own first term.
- A Fox News poll shows 44% approve and 55% disapprove, resulting in a negative 11-point net rating.
- The low ratings, particularly on the economy, increase pressure on Republicans regarding their tax plan and impact future election outlooks.
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After 100 days in office, why Trump's decline in popularity has nothing to do with a "clash"
DECRYPTAGE - The U.S. polling institutes recently published a wave of sharply declining opinion polls that were described as "disturbing." Yet, this fall in the first 100 days was nothing new, although it seemed more important to Trump than to his predecessors.
SC split on Trump as he nears 100-day mark, Winthrop poll shows
President Donald Trump speaks to reporters after signing executive orders in the Oval Office on April 23, 2025. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer and Secretary of Education Linda McMahon look on. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)Almost 100 days into his second term, President Donald Trump has seen his approval in South Carolina dip slightly, according to a Winthrop Poll released Monday. Still, fa…
Karl Rove Absolutely Destroys Trump in Scathing Fox News Segment, 'He Is in Very Bad Shape'
In a moment that could make even the most seasoned political cynic do a double-take, Karl Rove—the architect of George W. Bush’s presidency and a man not exactly known for his progressive leanings—took to Fox News to deliver a scathing critique of Donald Trump’s current standing. Rove declared that Trump is in “very bad shape” […]
After Brief Honeymoon For Trump, GOP Congress Has Limited Window To Act On Tax Cuts, Border Security
By Robert Romano President Donald Trump in a post on Truth Social on April 28 blasted a recent New York Times poll take April 21 to April 24 that showed a negative approval rate, with 42 percent approving and 55 percent disapproving, noting that it had undersampled Americans who had voted in the last election. The President has got a point, when you just look at 2024 voters in the poll, Trump’s approval rises to 48 percent and his disapproval fa…
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