Every polling firm aside from Rasmussen appears to ask this exact question: "Do you approve of the way Donald Trump is handling his job as President?" Clearly, "Handling" is a loaded term in the context of Trump: there are millions of Americans who don't care for his "Handling" of things - which largely speaks to demeanor and style - but are at the same time satisfied with his actual job performance and results.
The radical left's violent tendencies have been on vivid display since Trump announced his candidacy, and that violence and vandalism is meant to intimidate Trump supporters.
Trump brought out many voters for the first time in 2016 and brought back into action many voters who haven't voted in years.
These voters will be overlooked by firms using any "Likely voter" screen that focuses on a history of voting.
Many 2016 voters were taking a risk with Trump; no one was certain what kind of job he would do as president.
The left is concentrated in population centers and a few large states - so much so that Trump won the popular vote outside California in 2016 despite losing the overall popular vote by 3 million votes.
If the above factors average just 1% each, the approval picture for Trump changes dramatically, and the GOP's election prospects change dramatically.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2018/09/trumps_real_job_approval_could_be_as_high_as_60_percent.html
The radical left's violent tendencies have been on vivid display since Trump announced his candidacy, and that violence and vandalism is meant to intimidate Trump supporters.
Trump brought out many voters for the first time in 2016 and brought back into action many voters who haven't voted in years.
These voters will be overlooked by firms using any "Likely voter" screen that focuses on a history of voting.
Many 2016 voters were taking a risk with Trump; no one was certain what kind of job he would do as president.
The left is concentrated in population centers and a few large states - so much so that Trump won the popular vote outside California in 2016 despite losing the overall popular vote by 3 million votes.
If the above factors average just 1% each, the approval picture for Trump changes dramatically, and the GOP's election prospects change dramatically.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2018/09/trumps_real_job_approval_could_be_as_high_as_60_percent.html
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