Brutal new poll fromYouGov for trump

[senseandsensibility]

65 percent think he's arrogant, and a majority think he is opportunistic, reckless, dishonest, and corrupt.
37 percent approve and 56 percent disapprove. 27 percent agree that he is honest, 23 percent that he is compassionate, 23 percent that he is inspirational, and 22 percent that he is likeable.

Wait, wait, I'm confused. The elite DC press corps assured us that the reason Hillary and Kamala lost was because they were not likeable. But only twenty two percent like donnie? It's so confusing.

[Walleye]

1. And it turns out Hillary is actually "honest and trustworthy" like they kept polling on when she was running

[Volaris]

11. The press behaves that way because having someone competent run the country is BORING for them.

Obama did a mostly fine, SCANDLE-FREE, job.
What did the press pound on?

The TEA PARTY and the soshulizm they screamed about that didn't fucking exist.

Because Obama doing shit mostly right, most if the time, is BORING.

[teach1st]

2. Link to the poll results

https://yougov.com/en-us/articles/54352-majorities-americans-think-donald-trump-arrogant-opportunistic-reckless

Nearly all Democrats say Donald Trump is arrogant; the vast majority of Republicans say he's a strong leader.

[Norrrm]

4. Yeah! Hitler was a strong leader.

Stalin was a strong leader
Pol Pot was a strong leader
Moa was a strong leader

[peppertree]

18. And, of course....

[underpants]

3. The likeable number will sting.

[senseandsensibility]

9. That's what I thought too

Assuming his staff let him see it.

[popsdenver]

14. You can be sure, by now,

that his entire CABAL knows better than to tell or show him ANYTHING, that is negative, and often Lie or make up information to tell him, that flatters him........

[underpants]

24. I doubt they will.

You tell him.
No, YOU tell him.
I’m not telling him.

[Dan]

5. It is unfortunate

That Wars, or rather people that support a particular party/leader aren’t the ones that would be drafted and sent to war. Those that choose not to vote for either party would by default consent to being sent to war regardless of which party won. And those that voted against - could sit on the sidelines as the shit show unfolds.

[lame54]

6. Compassionate?...

Based on what

[senseandsensibility]

8. Nothing

but then again, their support in general is based on nothing except a desire to be lied to and a need for someone to follow. That's how it seems to me.

[sinkingfeeling]

7. Who the hell are the 23% who think he's compassionate and inspirational?

What are they on?

[ProfessorGAC]

10. Cults Fuel On...

...hate & loathing vapors.
They hate minorities, immigrants & liberals like you & me that they are intoxicated.
They are not capable of thinking straight, and like most addicts, they think they are smarter & more popular than they are when high.
It isn't until they kick the addiction that they think clearly again. And, like many addicts, they may never kick the habit.

[CTyankee]

12. Well, one segment of his support is the "religiously insane." That's what I call them.

They're getting an emotional rush from what he's doing to their "cause." They are basically zealots who would burn people at the stake for being non-believers.

[popsdenver]

15. they are all "on"

FOX NEWS, exclusively.......

[William Seger]

13. I believe that #rump's core consists mostly of knee-jerk anti-liberals and bigots...

... cultivated by decades of right-wing demagoguery first shown to be very profitable by Rush Limbaugh. They will simply not vote for Democrats, no matter what sort of trash the GOP supports. What that means, I think, is that Dems need to be very careful about assuming that the elections will be a cakewalk.

[FakeNoose]

16. That group gets smaller every day

[PatSeg]

17. Compassionate and inspirational?

23% of the country is deranged and delusional.

[BlueKota]

19. Seriously

How do people gullible enough to think he's honest, likeable, inspirational, and compassionate survive without an ounce of common sense? 🤷‍♀️ My Kindergarten teacher who beat the crap out of me for giggling at a boy who made a funny face at me probably had more compassion than he has.

[oldmanlynn]

20. So essentially the same approval rating as the last 456 months

[Scalded Nun]

21. Unfortunately, it is so much easier to maneuver others into hating a woman, and the press just facilitates the process.

[senseandsensibility]

25. Yes

exactly. So obvious when you think about it.

[MustLoveBeagles]

26. Yes

Still not over it 😞

[usonian]

22. But most will still vote for him. Why?

THE REAL ISSUES

[SWBTATTReg]

23. And he's going to get some of us killed and hurt if people don't step in and do their jobs.

[C_U_L8R]

27. 65 percent - Not at all or a little intelligent.

No one will ever be claiming that Donald Trump was a smart person.

[buzzycrumbhunger]

28. I was thrilled to get that poll

Pisses me off when I don’t get to spew about politics, but there it was. FInally—something that mattered! If only my answers could’ve counted double.

[senseandsensibility]

29. Wow

You were a respondent? That's cool. I never get polled for anything.

[buzzycrumbhunger]

31. I don't remember how I got signed up

It was years ago and I’ve gotten loads of surveys. I mainly do them because you get points and every few months, I cash them in for $100. They’re usually pointless (especially since I haven’t watched teevee in over 10 years and can’t remember when I last went to the movies), but every once in a while they get political—and this one was a doozy.

I think you can sign up if you find them online. I also do ipsos surveys, same deal.

[WarGamer]

30. 37% is near his 5 year average over 2 administrations