I’ve long been skeptical of the idea of a 44% ceiling on Trumps job approval — mostly because I had similar discussions about a 40 percent cap in summer of 17. But to push through — and then hold — would be noteworthy, because he isn’t that far off where he needs to be to win.
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I agree completely.
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Also his disapproval remains above 50 percent...
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I couldn't disagree more. Well maybe a little less or a little more. But not much more. Or maybe I really don't disagree at all? I will say this, with about 10% confidence. If Trump would just stop tweeting after midnight (like a gremlin), his approvals might just get up to 50%
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He will likely stop nasty Tweeting the few weeks before the election to peak favorability at election day. As he's done in the past. Remember "stay on point, Donald.."
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Lol you include Rasmussen?
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The thing with Trump is inertia from the good economy would prob take him to the high 40s at least, but he continuous to die outrageous things that bring his approval down. He’s worked really hard to remain perpetually at 43%.
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So based on right now, he is likely to lose.
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Wait what happens when they start their wars against Iran and Venezuela. Americans will come together and “stand behind a war-time president.” And then the system goes down faster than you can gasp.
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