Trump hits highest Gallup approval rating of his presidency

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Trump hits highest Gallup approval rating of his presidency
By Brett Samuels - 02/04/20 10:37 AM EST

President Trump's approval rating hit 49 percent in a new Gallup poll released Tuesday, his highest mark in that poll since he took office.

The poll, released on the eve of a likely Senate vote to acquit him on impeachment charges and at the outset of an election year, found 50 percent of those surveyed disapprove of Trump's job performance. Just 1 percent of respondents said they had no opinion.

Trump's previous high approval rating in the Gallup poll was 46 percent, a number he reached in May after former special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation did not charge him with obstruction of justice or establish he conspired with Russia.

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https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/481360-trump-hits-highest-gallup-approval-rating-of-his-presidency

[dfwgator]

Hey, Nancy, go ahead and impeach him again.........BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

[Snarknado]

I hate to say it but he's toned down the tweets lately - if that has anything to do with it it may not last long...

[Maj. Bill Martin]

I hate to say it but he's toned down the tweets lately - if that has anything to do with it it may not last long...

When do you think he toned down the tweets?  Because the article says the poll was conducted January 16-29, when he was tweeting up a storm.

[truth_seeker]

When do you think he toned down the tweets?  Because the article says the poll was conducted January 16-29, when he was tweeting up a storm.

Pointing out such information is often not believed by #nevertrumpers, since they already know all they "think" they need.

For example they ignore reminders of the "Bradley Effect," and they deny claims by Trump supporters to confound Polls, with false responses. @Maj. Bill Martin 

[Mesaclone]

Pointing out such information is often not believed by #nevertrumpers, since they already know all they "think" they need.

For example they ignore reminders of the "Bradley Effect," and they deny claims by Trump supporters to confound Polls, with false responses. @Maj. Bill Martin

Yes, they embody the famous Mark Twain quote “It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble...it’s what you think you know for sure that just ain’t so.”

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