The Rebellion Boils!

[Boxlicker101]

More than half of Americans think Trump should resign: poll

I see you are citing "Raw Story" again. Can't you find something less biased?

 

[JackLuis]

I see you are citing "Raw Story" again. Can't you find something less biased?

International Business Times
03 Apr 2017 at 11:09 ET

 

[JackLuis]

Bernie & The DNC Just Launched A Nationwide Tour To Take Down Trump

“Donald Trump isn’t shaking things up. He’s shaking American families down. And Democrats won’t let him get away with it,” said Perez. “That’s why I’m hitting the road next week with Senator Bernie Sanders to speak with folks across the country about how we can come together and fight back for our values.”

Senator Sanders believes that this is only the start of a phenomenon that is sweeping the country. “What you’re seeing in Kansas, what you’re seeing in Georgia, I believe you’re going to see it in Montana, I believe you’re going to see it all over this country; in the many so-called red states, working people are going to wake up and say, wait a second,” he said. “Republicans want to cut Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and education, and they want to give hundreds of billions of dollars in tax breaks to the top 1 percent.”

 

[Boxlicker101]

International Business Times
03 Apr 2017 at 11:09 ET

Do you have a link to the IBT itself?

 

[phrodeau]

Do you have a link to the IBT itself?

http://www.ibtimes.com/

Are you having a bit of brain trouble?

 

[Boxlicker101]

http://www.ibtimes.com/

Are you having a bit of brain trouble?

It says Trump has a 50% approval rating:

New Poll Shows Trump's Approval Rating At 50%

By Ishani Roy

After weeks of low ratings, Donald Trump had reason to cheer Monday after Rasmussen Reports claimed that 50 percent of Americans approved of his job performance.


Considering the hatchet job being done by so much of the news media, that's pretty good.

 

[JackLuis]

It says Trump has a 50% approval rating:

New Poll Shows Trump's Approval Rating At 50%

By Ishani Roy

After weeks of low ratings, Donald Trump had reason to cheer Monday after Rasmussen Reports claimed that 50 percent of Americans approved of his job performance.


Considering the hatchet job being done by so much of the news media, that's pretty good.

Rasmussen generally rates Repub's higher than Quinnipac or the others, but 50% of the country isn't bad considering he was elected by ~25% of the voters.

 

[Hard_Rom]

Never hurts in the polls to sling some armaments at overseas bad guys. One minute the public is burning you in effigy and the next they see the missile trails and its 'ooh pretty!'.

 

[BotanyBoy]

I think both parties need to get some new blood in office.

That's some truth right there.

 

[Carnal_Flower]

Since you're so knowledgeable about media sources, I'm sure you're aware Rasmussen is notoriously slanted R. Always the highest. Average it out and his approval hovers at 45 %

In one month among Trump supporters his rating for "Keeps his Promises" has dropped 15 points.

He expected a big bump from all the bomb dropping and got nothing.

And still has the lowest approval of any Prez in first 100 days since 1880s

It says Trump has a 50% approval rating:

New Poll Shows Trump's Approval Rating At 50%

By Ishani Roy

After weeks of low ratings, Donald Trump had reason to cheer Monday after Rasmussen Reports claimed that 50 percent of Americans approved of his job performance.


Considering the hatchet job being done by so much of the news media, that's pretty good.

 

[Boxlicker101]

Since you're so knowledgeable about media sources, I'm sure you're aware Rasmussen is notoriously slanted R. Always the highest. Average it out and his approval hovers at 45 %

In one month among Trump supporters his rating for "Keeps his Promises" has dropped 15 points.

He expected a big bump from all the bomb dropping and got nothing.

And still has the lowest approval of any Prez in first 100 days since 1880s

That 100 day mark doesn't really mean much. It has been customary for news media to lay off a pres. during that first period in office, and Trump is an exception. As I said earlier, considering the hatchet job being done, it's surprising his approval rating isn't lower. http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/politics-government/white-house/article120630713.html

 

[JackLuis]

That 100 day mark doesn't really mean much. It has been customary for news media to lay off a pres. during that first period in office, and Trump is an exception. As I said earlier, considering the hatchet job being done, it's surprising his approval rating isn't lower. http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/politics-government/white-house/article120630713.html

Check the date of the article Dec 13th 2016, he hadn't even been sworn in yet?

 

[Boxlicker101]

Check the date of the article Dec 13th 2016, he hadn't even been sworn in yet?

Even worse. The long knives were out for him before he even got started.

 

[Carnal_Flower]

True, the hundred day mark is more for policy; I should have said his "honeymoon" period. The point being, the ratings are extremely low for being so early in his term. His are amazingly low for such a new president.

As to this being the media's doing, for "not laying off" him, have you watched Fox lately, or read Breitbart? His supporters don't read or care about anyone else; if anything the bad press drives up his ratings with them. You can't blame "the media" for this.

The "media" is not responsible for two failed travel bans, failed healthcare, not a single piece of legislation, or loss of credibility from false wiretapping claims. It's not a "hatchet" job to report on all his failures and unfulfilled promises.

That 100 day mark doesn't really mean much. It has been customary for news media to lay off a pres. during that first period in office, and Trump is an exception. As I said earlier, considering the hatchet job being done, it's surprising his approval rating isn't lower. http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/politics-government/white-house/article120630713.html