Donald Trump's Worst Poll Numbers Ever: Economy Blame and Approval Ratings Tank
The Ring of FireApril 16, 20255 min112,742 views
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- 📊 Donald Trump has received his worst polling data of his career, according to CNN's data guru Harry Ton.
- 📈 This data comes from multiple conservative polls released within the last week, indicating a significant downturn.
Shifting Blame for the Economy
- 📉 A recent CBS News Ugov poll shows a majority of the public now squarely blames Donald Trump for the current state of the economy.
- 💡 This is a significant shift, as for the first time in his presidency, voters do not believe the economy is Biden's fault.
- 📈 The percentage of Americans who believe the economy is getting worse has jumped from 42% in November to 53% in March.
- 🎯 Blame for the economy has shifted dramatically, with 54% now blaming Trump compared to 21% blaming Biden.
Declining Approval Ratings
- ⚠️ Donald Trump's overall approval rating is at negative 6%, with disapproval ratings six points higher than approval.
- 📉 Conservative polls also reflect this negative trend, with TIPP Insights showing a net negative seven approval rating and Rasmussen showing a net negative two.
Disapproval of Tariff Plans
- 🚫 Even on his key issue of tariffs, Donald Trump faces majority disapproval, with 52% of Americans disapproving of his tariff plans.
- ⚠️ This indicates a significant public backlash against his economic policies.
Implications for the Republican Party
- ⚡ If the economy remains poor, the number of people blaming Trump is expected to increase, with no sign of reversal.
- 🚨 Conservatives may face a massive public backlash in 2026 if Trump does not backtrack on his economic plans, potentially impacting the entire Republican party.
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