There the "the right thing to do" approach and the question of whether it would inevitably help him given he was obviously going to be acquitted. Was it the way it was handled? Choice of topic? That's an abstract discussion. He is now more likely to be re-elected. That's reality.
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Fair enough. Let's say he didn't lose any ground from the impeachment proceedings. Since he was obviously going to be acquitted, the only threat to him was that: losing ground. He did not. His campaign manager should be happy with that. It's over.https://twitter.com/anandmehtanyc/status/1225427530565459969 …
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Also this is the definition of cherry-picking. The most recent polls show Trump roughly where he has always been.
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Perhaps. But at a minimum, he didn't lose any ground from impeachment. I would put his chances of re-election higher now because it's over. He went through it without damage. Since he was obviously going to be acquitted, the only threat to him was losing ground. Didn't happen.
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Trumps rating is down to 44% again. Gallup was an outlier.
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Carter had the highest approval and lost reelection though.
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That 49 is very likely an outlier. If you look at 538, you will see a couple points of movement, but numbers much closer to 45.https://53eig.ht/39hjx7k
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