• Trump’s approval has taken a substantial swing of 9.6 points, from a net positive of 6.2 points in late January to a net negative of 3.4 points in mid-April.
  • Trump’s loss in support among Hispanic and young adults has been especially steep.
  • The president has not persuaded Americans that foreign countries and producers will bear the burden of higher tariffs, or that the gain will be worth the pain.
  • boaratio@lemmy.world
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    12 hours ago

    I live in a very rural area. I’m aware of what rural people support. My point was just that the popularity polling has been and always will be flawed. It doesn’t represent what the majority of the country believes. But we have a fucked up system with the electoral college essentially allowing lower populated states to have essentially the same say as states with big cities.

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      2 hours ago

      The majority voted for Donald Trump.

      He won the popular vote.

      He did not win because of some electoral college bullshit.

      He won because more people voted for him than his opponents.

      Come to terms with the fact that 1 third of our country would sit on the couch and watch another third exterminate the last third.