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[BabyBoomer50s]

Politics

Trump approval rating rebounds as new poll shows him hitting three-month high​

By
Samuel Chamberlain
Published Dec. 22, 2025, 10:34 a.m. ET

President Trump received some rare good polling news Monday as a new survey shows him with his highest approval rating since early fall.

The poll of likely voters by InsiderAdvantage shows 50% approve of the job Trump is doing while 41% disapprove, with the remaining 9% undecided.

Monday’s results mark the highest raw approval rating for the president in an InsiderAdvantage survey since late September, when 52% of respondents approved of his performance.

https://nypost.com/2025/12/22/us-ne...-new-poll-shows-him-hitting-three-month-high/

Merry Christmas.

The RCP average as of 12/24 still has the president’s approval rating in the same range as Obama and Bush on this date of their second term.

Trump 43.1
Obama 42.4
Bush 45.6

 

[Buffalogurl]

Physical silver "hit" historic highs last night on the Asian market.....77 dollars an ounce.... all on the Don's watch....
Oh and the tribe is sniveling at the loss of control of the paper market as well .... fuck'em.... B.I.H.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

Merry Christmas

S&P 500 closes at another fresh record in holiday-shortened session​

 

[ll74]

Merry Christmas

S&P 500 closes at another fresh record in holiday-shortened session​

How long until the AI bubble breaks?

 

[DeluxAuto]

4.3% more in your pockets!

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

How long until the AI bubble breaks?

If only we could read tomorrow’s Wall Street Journal headlines today. Nobody knows if, when, or by how much AI stocks will drop. No need to put all the eggs in an S&P index fund. We can still enjoy great returns by mitigating risk though diversification and dollar cost averaging.

 

[ll74]

If only we could read tomorrow’s Wall Street Journal headlines today. Nobody knows if, when, or by how much AI stocks will drop. No need to put all the eggs in an S&P index fund. We can still enjoy great returns by mitigating risk though diversification and dollar cost averaging.

Oh, I'm leaving that to my retirement guy. He's been talking about it for a bit. He's diversified quite a bit in the last year and pretty sure next year will be even more.