It's been 1 year of Trump's second term. More Americans than ever think he's 'changing America for the worse.'
(Yahoo News) It has been exactly one year since Donald Trump was re-inaugurated as president, becoming just the second U.S. commander in chief to return to the White House after losing reelection four years earlier.
Now, at the end of Trumps first year back in office, a new Yahoo/YouGov poll finds that more Americans than ever think hes been a worse president than they expected and that hes changing America for the worse as well.
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One year ago, everything changed, the official White House account wrote on X. The return of strength. The return of America First. The era of winning is here and its just getting started.
But a growing number of Americans seem to disagree. For instance, 49% now say Trump is changing America for the worse compared to just 34% who say he is changing America for the better. (Only 7% say hes not really changing anything.)
https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/article/its-been-1-year-of-trumps-second-term-more-americans-than-ever-think-hes-changing-america-for-the-worse-195730496.html
we can do it
(12,991 posts)GPV
(73,376 posts)TheRickles
(3,200 posts)wiggs
(8,710 posts)importantly more and more people are seeing that this guy is broken and damaged goods with a host of disorders. Let's see some polls asking about his limitations, character (or lack of), rate of decline, bizarre statements, neediness, lack of empathy, etc.
Reading between the lines, perhaps low approvals reflect some of that...but none of it is being discussed out in the open. More often than not, even on centrist MSM, the outrage of the day is analyzed in terms of policies, political impacts, 'mistakes,' consequences, etc.. Time to discuss the ovious and dangerous disorders that cause all this.
wiggs
(8,710 posts)Ray Bruns
(6,027 posts)Kablooie
(19,066 posts)Thats what I keep checking.
As long as Republicans support him, politicians will continue to stay in Trumps kennel.
Only if his R numbers decline can there be any change.