NBC News poll: President Trump job approval at his highest ever, but concerns over economy loom (youtube.com)
Despite a lot of attempts by the MSM. It's actually surprising to see feedback from the actual people, because by just watching MSM or reading headlines you would think his approval was negative. Strong almost unanimous support from Republicans, modest Independent support, and little from Democrats. His current support is at 47% ‘approve.’ His ‘economic approval rating’ went down to 44% (from 54% in his last term in 2020). His support is 90% from Republicans (more than just his base) and only 4% from Democrats.

More Americans rate economy as only fair or poor.

Musk only has a 39% approval and DOGE has 41%.

Democratic party is 27% (all-time low), and only Putin had a lower approval rating.

‘You can’t tell people about how the economy is for them... People know.'

A study needs to be done on what MSM liberal media is really doing, because I know people who only watch liberal news (for news) and never watch an actual interview or speech or question period with Trump or Vance, and they hate them absolutely. They can't even watch them, they can't listen to them for a second, it causes and extreme reaction physically. Since they've actually never listened to them, and the only exposure they have to them or a sort of avatar or representation of them is on MSM, that can be the only source of whatever has caused them to have this reaction (without ever actually knowing anything directly about the people). ... I've met enough people like this, who are normal, regular, responsible people (although perhaps a bit lazy in intellectual areas) to confidently say that the Liberal media is an enemy of society.

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