But like, a majority decided it would be a good idea to let him have a go at breaking that record. You thought, maybe he'd be a good choice once, rapidly discovered that was not the case and then decided to try AGAIN!?
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Man, how low do you think Trump III's approval rating will be?
∞%
1000% of course, everyone is going to be approving our Leader bigly
"He thinks losing is winning. We trained him wrong, as a joke."
Great at Golf
must be all that golf scoring getting to his head
What's up with Truman, Kennedy and all those high numbers?
Even if we assume Truman achieved 100% approval in the first 100 days, that'd mean his initial approval was 16%.
I am going to be a bit skeptical of this.
Mainly because I know that Kennedy was elected and not grandfathered in like truman and there's no way he was only elected with only 28%
+84 doesn't mean an increase of 84 percentage points, it means 92% approval, 8% disapproval.
Net approval at a point in time is the percentage of voters who approve minus the percentage of voters who disapprove, it's not a delta from an earlier reading.
For net approval to be negative, more people must disapprove then approve.
I don't think this is initial approval minus approval 100 days in, I think it's approval 100 days in minus disapproval 100 days in.
Is it possible that it's % of variation compared to what it was on day 1? So if approval was 50% and on day 100 it's 60% that's +20 (20% of 50 = 10, 50 + 10 = 60)?
Yet here we are...
Truman +84 yeah sure ok. EDIT: sorry I misunderstood. I thought it was the delta after 100 days vs initial.
I can't imagine anything significant that happened during Truman's first few months that would make his approval rating go up /s
I know it would jump but how was it that low to begin with? That's, like, insanely low it must have been below 10% Edit: sorry I misunderstood the chart
Hitler was defeated during his first 100 days.
Yeah but that would imply his approval was like 10 beforehand.....no way was it that low Edit: sorry I misunderstood the chart
bush being like "only 41? pff hey condi toss that pdb in the trash and pretend you didn't see it"
Interesting that it is a very clear downward trend. Hopefully this is a sign that more and more people realize the two parties are failing them and are ready for a shake up.
Given he had the similar decrease on his first term... I'm not holding my breath.
I was actually about to make a comment that I think this is related to biased media, the 24/7 news cycle, and the need for outrage to get eyeballs for ad revenue.
In the past I think people had their amygdalas left alone for the most part, at least for anything that wasn't "be afraid of communism!!"
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