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Offline Right_in_Virginia

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WSJ/NBC Poll: Trump’s Approval Rating Inches Higher, Buoyed by Republican Support
Breitbart, Jul 22, 2018

Despite a week of constant criticism by the media, Democrats, and certain members of the Republican party for his meeting with Vladamir Putin in Helsinki, Donald Trump’s approval ratings increased to the highest level of his presidency according to a Wall Street Journal/ NBC poll. Michael C. Bender writes at the Wall Street Journal:

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WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump’s approval rating edged higher during a week in which he faced withering criticism following a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, signaling that he is positioned to weather the latest controversy sparked by his unusual brand of politics.

Mr. Trump’s job approval rating rose to 45% in a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, the highest mark of his presidency and up 1 percentage point from June. The survey was taken over a four-day period that started July 15, a day before Mr. Trump’s news conference with Mr. Putin in which he questioned the conclusion of U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia meddled in the 2016 election.

Underpinning Mr. Trump’s job approval was support from 88% of Republican voters. Of the four previous White House occupants, only George W. Bush, in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, had a higher approval rating within his own party at the same point in his presidency.

The survey found Democrats leading by 6 percentage points on the question of which party should control the next Congress, down from a 10-point advantage in June and 7 points in April. Some 49% of voters in the new survey said Democrats should lead the next Congress, while 43% favored the GOP.

Read more:  https://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2018/07/22/wsj-nbc-poll-trumps-approval-rating-inches-higher-buoyed-by-republican-support/

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Suck it, Never-Trumpers!

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No thanks...you seem to be enjoying it.
Mr. Trump’s job approval rating rose to 45%. 

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They must of polled the adult film industry heavily this week.  I hear one mystery man is still propping up the dying industry.
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According to this poll, a majority of voters still disapprove of the overall job he's doing:

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Trump’s overall job-approval rating in the poll stands at 45 percent among registered voters — up 1 point from June — while 52 percent of voters disapprove of his job.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/first-read/nbc-wsj-poll-public-gives-trump-thumbs-down-russia-thumbs-n893266
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You'd think a politician would want an approval rating at least as high as the percentage that voted for him/her.  Yet, according to this poll, it 'rose' to a level still under what he received in 2016.  Last week's Rasmussen numbers (the supposed gold standard) have him lower at 44.
I disagree.  Circle gets the square.