According to the latest CBS News survey, Trump's approval rating has once again hit a new low.
The
new poll shows just 36 percent of those Americans now approve of the
job the president is doing while 57 percent say they disapprove . . . . . or so goes AOL reporting.
Look, if this poll had anything to do with reality, it would reflect reality. Think about it: If the total vote in the next election is 130 million, the approximate size of the 2016 election, this poll is would be predicting only 44 million Americans voting for Donald Trump, down form the real number of 63 million back in 2016 . . . . an utterly ridiculous fantasy.
I do not believe that Trump has lost 20 million votes in the 7 months since his election. During a time in which the Dems poured millions into each and every Special Election, they were not able to win even one of those elections . . . . . zero for four, and in the last such election, Dems spent an all-time record amount, but, still lost, and, by a substantial margin.
On Wednesday evening, in Sioux City, Iowa, Trump spoke to a full house, literally . . . . standing room only in a 6,000 seat stadium. Following the Handel win in Georgia, her mention of thanks offered to President Trump brought down the house. Understand that Trump won the 6th District in 2016 by 1.5 points. On Tuesday, the GOP margin of victory was 4 points, a marked increase in the demonstrable popularity of the President.
Nate Silvers of 5-38 fame, told us that if Trump/Handel were the winners in the 6th District election, the takeaway conclusion would include the death of modern day polling and its associated data interpretations (or words to that affect).
At any rate, the Dems have no reason to believe their election reality has improved. Yet, they continue with their collective nonsense (Trump is a Russian agent) and do-nothing politics.
Trump may be able to sidestep an obstruction charge, and he may be able to avoid proof of collusion. But what Trump fears is the investigation will follow his money. When it comes to dealing with known criminals and money laundering, he has more than a few skeletons in the closet, he has a whole warehouse full. He's a criminal and is clearly beholden to Russian interests.
ReplyDeleteHis business dealings are his "Achilles heal," without question. I agree with you on that. What you can't accept, is the absolute fact that most if not all international businessmen are in the same boat. More than this, virtually all politicians in leadership have made "deals" that can be seriously questioned, that can be cast as "criminal."
DeleteMueller will be building a case of financial corruption or he will have nothing to prosecute. He could build a similar case against Barack, or Hillary, or Bill, or Schumer or whoever. But going that route, corruption, is difficult to prove in view of the fact that most of Trump's deals, were made by his managers and representative law firms, not him. In other words, Mueller will not get Trump out of office, if that is even possible, for years and years.