The latest numbers are in, and it’s hardly encouraging news for Donald Trump. CNN’s chief data analyst Harry Enten conducted a series of polls asking the public if they approve of the current President. The figures, according to him, are incredibly low among the worst ever seen in quite some time.
The polling was done last November, and across the board, the President’s numbers aren’t good. It is believed to be a massive blow for Donald heading into a big State of the Union address.
Donald Trump has been branded the weakest President this century
Support for the President appears to be dwindling. At least that’s the suggestion over the latest CNN numbers. Harry called the numbers “the worst 10-day period for the President in the polls his entire second term.” He went on to call the findings “atrocious.”
The best poll of the four gave Donald a -14 approval rating from Marquette University law school. The Associated Press rating number for the President was the worst at -26. Harry says when -14 is the best you can do it’s not a good sign. According to Harry, Donald’s figures were close to even in January but have taken a nosedive since.
The results appear to be linked to inflation, with the cost of living in the United States not getting better, according to Harry. He says that no President has never been weaker going into a State of the Union address. Donald scored lower than any US President this century at the same stage of their time in office.
Among Donald’s biggest advocates is singer Nicki Minaj. She praised the President at during an accounts summit last month.
Barack Obama and George W. Bush are the only Presidents besides Donald to have two terms in the White House this century. Barack’s worst approval numbers ahead of a State of the Union were -15 per reports, with George’s worst coming in at -11. “He (Donald) is weaker than any other president this century,” said Harry about his numbers. Donald’s numbers among independents are a low -47.
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