Civil War: MAGA in Turmoil
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Actually its not. They are legal citizens voting, then it is not stealing anything. They are legitimate voters.
Immigrants are not necessarily liberal.
However if you support fascism and attack them, like the far right does today, then they will pivot to voting Liberal to keep themselves safe.
You guys, have shot yourselves in the foot via your own policies.
Trump performs historically bad in new poll
Donald Trump’s job approval sank to 36 percent in a Gallup survey, a second-term low that leaves his net approval at -24 points, a level that CNN’s chief data analyst Harry Enten called “a disaster” if it holds toward next year’s midterm elections.
Trump’s historically low standing
Gallup reported that 36% of U.S. adults approve of the job Trump is doing while 60% disapprove.
Enten, speaking with anchor Sara Sidner on CNN News Central, described the numbers as “a disaster if it holds towards the midterm elections.”
He noted that Trump’s net approval had slipped from minus one point in January 2025 to minus 24 points.
“This is Gallup, this is the longest-running poll,” Enten said.
“Look at this now, negative 24 points. Way, way down! We’re talking about a drop of over 20 points in the wrong direction for the president of the United States.”
He also stressed that the poll's findings were consistent with other surveys, explaining, “It matches the trend that we’ve seen with other polls. That is, Donald Trump hitting his low for the second term. I think we’re up to 10 polls in sort of the last 40 days, 10 different pollsters who have said that Trump is at the lowest point he is in his second term.”
Comparisons to past presidents
George W. Bush’s -19 net approval in 2006 preceded a Democratic wave that flipped both chambers of Congress, a parallel Enten highlighted.By: Alex Wong - Pool via CNP / MEGA© Knewz (CA)
Enten placed the Gallup result in historical context on air: among two-term presidents at a comparable point in their second term, only Richard Nixon which was -36 in Gallup-era comparison and Trump’s ranks among the very weakest readings since the 1940s.
Enten added that Trump’s numbers were also weaker than those of Harry S. Truman, Lyndon B. Johnson, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, noting, “Anywhere you look, this is the second worst for a president of either party at this point in their second term, dating all the way back since the 1940s.”
Broader polling trends
The New York Times’ polling aggregator currently places Trump’s average disapproval rating at 55 percent, with multiple pollsters projecting that Democrats are positioned to retake control of Congress in the 2026 midterms.
Even McLaughlin and Associates, a firm often cited by Trump as favorable, has warned that Republicans are losing ground among independent voters.
Trump’s response
Despite the data, Trump has rejected the unfavorable polling. On Truth Social, he wrote, “So many Fake Polls are being shown by the Radical Left Media…Fake News will never change.”
In another post, Trump claimed he had his “highest Poll Numbers, ever,” contradicting Gallup’s report that his approval rating had reached its lowest point since the aftermath of the January 6 Capitol riots, when Gallup recorded him at 34 percent approval.
In 2006, Bush’s low approval coincided with Democrats gaining control of both chambers of Congress. Nixon’s collapse in support preceded his resignation in 1974.
With Republicans holding only a narrow majority in the House, Gallup’s findings highlight the risks facing the party as it heads into the 2026 midterms
Donald Trump’s job approval sank to 36 percent in a Gallup survey, a second-term low that leaves his net approval at -24 points, a level that CNN’s chief data analyst Harry Enten called “a disaster” if it holds toward next year’s midterm elections.
Trump’s historically low standing
Gallup reported that 36% of U.S. adults approve of the job Trump is doing while 60% disapprove.
Enten, speaking with anchor Sara Sidner on CNN News Central, described the numbers as “a disaster if it holds towards the midterm elections.”
He noted that Trump’s net approval had slipped from minus one point in January 2025 to minus 24 points.
“This is Gallup, this is the longest-running poll,” Enten said.
“Look at this now, negative 24 points. Way, way down! We’re talking about a drop of over 20 points in the wrong direction for the president of the United States.”
He also stressed that the poll's findings were consistent with other surveys, explaining, “It matches the trend that we’ve seen with other polls. That is, Donald Trump hitting his low for the second term. I think we’re up to 10 polls in sort of the last 40 days, 10 different pollsters who have said that Trump is at the lowest point he is in his second term.”
Comparisons to past presidents
George W. Bush’s -19 net approval in 2006 preceded a Democratic wave that flipped both chambers of Congress, a parallel Enten highlighted.By: Alex Wong - Pool via CNP / MEGA© Knewz (CA)
Enten placed the Gallup result in historical context on air: among two-term presidents at a comparable point in their second term, only Richard Nixon which was -36 in Gallup-era comparison and Trump’s ranks among the very weakest readings since the 1940s.
Enten added that Trump’s numbers were also weaker than those of Harry S. Truman, Lyndon B. Johnson, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, noting, “Anywhere you look, this is the second worst for a president of either party at this point in their second term, dating all the way back since the 1940s.”
Broader polling trends
The New York Times’ polling aggregator currently places Trump’s average disapproval rating at 55 percent, with multiple pollsters projecting that Democrats are positioned to retake control of Congress in the 2026 midterms.
Even McLaughlin and Associates, a firm often cited by Trump as favorable, has warned that Republicans are losing ground among independent voters.
Trump’s response
Despite the data, Trump has rejected the unfavorable polling. On Truth Social, he wrote, “So many Fake Polls are being shown by the Radical Left Media…Fake News will never change.”
In another post, Trump claimed he had his “highest Poll Numbers, ever,” contradicting Gallup’s report that his approval rating had reached its lowest point since the aftermath of the January 6 Capitol riots, when Gallup recorded him at 34 percent approval.
In 2006, Bush’s low approval coincided with Democrats gaining control of both chambers of Congress. Nixon’s collapse in support preceded his resignation in 1974.
With Republicans holding only a narrow majority in the House, Gallup’s findings highlight the risks facing the party as it heads into the 2026 midterms
I know he said that. The numbers I quoted for 2025 is form those revised targets. So go ahead, keep calm and keep coping Phil. lmfao.
Which is the right way to emigrate. Thank you for finally agreeing with me
I'm coping fine. I've been on Terb since 2010, have you ever heard me complain about LEGAL immigration into Canada?
Agreed. Which is why for undocumented immigrants who have been in the country for a long time a legal pathway should be provided. Thanks for agreeing with me.
Yeah lets just give amnesty to all criminals on the lam...SMH.
Actually, someone who has entered the country illegally (AKA hopped over the border fence) is by the letter of the law a criminal
Thats a survey of US citizens.
I should have specified most Democrat politicians dont want this
You said Democrats. That can refer to citizens too.
Not true. Democratic politicians predominantly do support a legal pathway of some kind for undocumented immigrants.
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That's okay, that is an offense that can be overlooked if they are otherwise good citizens which the vast majority of them are.
Very different.
They got a tip about a specific person in a specific location.
What is racial profiling is "huh, you look somali, let's rough you up and take you in".
You know, like in the example you provided.
Kavanaugh stops are a thing now.
I'm not sure why you aren't just embracing "they look foreign and I don't think they speak English well enough" as probable cause.
