False accusations or the inflation of minor issues have a way of backfiring. Democrats are enjoying a likely quick and short term drop in Trump’s popularity over the latest accusation, but this is likely at the longer term increase in Trump’s reelection prospects. By the way, during the 2018 elections, Democrats Pelosi and Schumer both won their reelections with approval ratings below Trump. How does that happen?
He doesn't need to, he is proving once again that he doesn't care for the Democratic process, and will conspire with foreign governments to achieve reelection. A sham election doesn't care for popularity numbers.
Trumps first term average approval rating is 40%(The lowest ever including Bush 1,Ford and Carter).His approval is still around 40% after Mueller.Good luck hoping for some magical shift of support for Trump in the next 13 months.
"You don't know my state. My state was a slave state, my state is a border state, my state has the eighth largest black, population in the country my state is anything from a Northeast liberal state." Joe Biden
https://poll.qu.edu/new-york-state/release-detail?ReleaseID=2594 Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer gets a 52 - 37 percent approval rating. Cant find Pelosis approval rating in her distract but thats all that matters and no republican has a chance to beat her in San Fran.
Ok dumb ass, democrats and blacks should vote for the Robert E Lee supporting birther who doesn't want to to rent to black people instead.
Like clockwork, every time Trump’s approval rating approaches a 52 week high, Democrats unleash another scam. I predict it will not be long before late night comedians start making jokes about it. Voters will look back, especially when in the debates when Trump points out all the things the Democrats have pulled during his term, and realize the Democratic politicians are concerned only about political power and avoiding being charged from their corruption. In addition, Trump will likely also remind voters the promises the Democratic Presidential candidate made to the Radical Left during their primary run. Undecided voters will likely find it hard to reconcile the statements made by the Democratic candidate trying to appease the Radical Left and the voter’s best interests. There is a lot of campaigning to go and event risk is on the side of the Democrats.
Huh? You might want take another look at Trump approval chart, like the one shown on realclearpolitics.com.