George W Bush left the White House with a 32% approval rating, after 9/11, after Katrina, after Abu Ghirab, after the attorney general scandal, and in the middle of the Great Recession. Trump in his first year in office, sits at 36%, that's how America feels about him.
Quite the split-screen. Nationwide protests against the president led by women, as party leaders refuse to protect child immigrants even if it means shutting down the government. I hate to see the GOP in this position. It’s not hard to imagine what it foretells about 2018.pic.twitter.com/7SQBc2dafA
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George W Bush was losing close to 800,000 jobs a month, people were seeping in cars and tents, being thrown out of their homes, losing every bit of savings and he still kept a 32% approval rating. Trump's economy is good, Obama left with unemployment going down from 11% to 4.5%
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The party is broken. Better to recognize it and start to build a new one. You need to play a key role.
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They did for his first two years.
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GOP BLOCKED EVERYTHING HE TRIED TO DO. Do u get it?
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You're not honorable. Neither is this sleazebag.pic.twitter.com/ZvrFA88pvK
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Well, it is CNN's very skewed perspective, so... But what about CHIP that the Dems let lapse? You could use your platform to speak to who else is at fault here.
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