As the economy tumbles, so does Trump's approval rate

Trump approval at 41%, new poll shows

An Economist/YouGov poll from one month prior showed Trump's approval was higher, 48% approval compared to 46% disapproval.

As the economy tumbles, so does Trump's approval rate

Americans had a huge drop in their confidence in the economy—and with it, in President Donald Trump.

A 'systemic collapse' in Trump approval shattering 'illusion of invulnerability': analysis

With Donald Trump now more than three months into his second presidency, his cheerleaders in MAGA media outlets are praising his "record of accomplishment" — while his critics are arguing that he is inflicting severe damage on the United States, from the economy to civil liberties to the rule of law.Former GOP strategist and Never Trump conservative Rick Wilson, in a video released by The Lincoln Project (a conservative anti-Trump group) on Frid…

How are the vibes? Trump's polls plummet amid new concerns about the economy

The markets have been up for three straight days, but there's still plenty of concern and confusion over Trump's economy. Meanwhile, a series of new polls show the president's approval rating is falling fast. Peter Baker, Neil Irwin, and Angelo Carusone join Stephanie Ruhle on The 11th Hour.

NEW YORK- President Donald Trump's approval rate has fallen steadily during his first three months in office, according to an average of the New York Times polls.Trump's approval rate has dropped to 45 percent, compared to 52 percent a week after his inauguration.About half of the country now disapproves of his performance, according to polls. YOU MAY INTEREST: Trump faces his third month in power without taking off in the pollsU.S. presidents u…

It’s the Economy. It’s the Economy.

Froma Harrop Many in the Democratic base are frustrated that their party isn’t pounding away at Donald Trump over his attacks on the rule of law, academic independence and decency. That’s not quite the case. Democrats and others opposed to the president’s toxic agenda are seeing some success in the courts. In Congress, however, Democrats currently have little power to stop him. Beating up on their politicians for not doing what they are unable t…