The Aporia
The Aporia
11 articles about 9 events for “Trump's Low Approval Rating” from The Sydney Morning Herald.
“…ly hostile political environment: high prices at the petrol station and the supermarket, a stalemated war with Iran, for which President Donald Trump proudly took responsibility, public hostility toward data centres that feed into fears about job losses due…”
“With polls opening across the country, here’s what you need to know ahead of election night. - President Donald Trump gave his final address of the midterm election campaign at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington DC, where he drew controversy…”
“…first 20 minutes. - The latest Reuters/Ipsos poll overnight showed Trump’s approval rating near a record low, but signs that the battle for Congress between Democrats and Republicans could be tightening. - Other polling suggested a blue wave for Democrats in…”
“But broadly, Trump’s approval ratings – in the 30s – are just too low.”
“When he left office, his approval ratings topped 80 per cent, but his legacy was later tainted when a sprawling corruption scandal landed him in prison.”
“But polls show his approval rating has plummeted, and Republicans are on the defensive over high prices.”
“This time, they said, the Russian leader preyed on Trump’s fears over low approval ratings and sky-high energy prices ahead of the US midterm elections, offering a deal on Russian diesel fuel that will supply just a fraction of America’s daily consumption and…”
“Democrats love it – Trump’s approval ratings are at record lows, so they are happy for Republicans to turn the midterms into a referendum on him.”
“It still needs to get approval from US regulators, but SpaceX said the purchase of low-band spectrum would allow its Starlink Mobile business to have a signal that can penetrate walls and connect customers inside buildings who may not be able to access its…”
“The midterm elections ― a referendum on the president and his party ― are less than two months away and Trump’s approval rating is at a record low.”
“They have spent two years flattering a president whose approval rating fell to a record low of 32 per cent last week, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll, and who has taken the country into an expensive, unending conflict with Iran after promising “no new…”