Chipocolypse & 55%
Kevin McCullough
In February, President Donald J. Trump reached a new high in public opinion, with 52% approval in a CBS News/YouGov survey. It was, at the time, the highest number of his presidency, and it rattled his critics who had predicted political doom the moment he returned to the White House. But as of this week, that “high” is already outdated. According to an exclusive Daily Mail/J.L. Partners poll, Trump now stands at 55% approval—his highest mark yet.
That number matters, not simply as a data point, but as proof of something deeper: the more Trump fights for the people, the more their lives improve, and the more the people respond with trust.
Trump’s critics have long tried to paint him as reckless or self-interested. But the record shows the opposite. Every fight he wages is aimed squarely at protecting and improving the lives of ordinary Americans. He calls for law and order, not because it polls well, but because he knows that crime destroys lives—especially in the neighborhoods Democrats say they champion. Every bullet that flies across an inner-city block puts another child at risk. Trump believes those lives matter too much to let gangs and soft-on-crime prosecutors continue running the streets.
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