TRUMP ON TOP: President’s Approval Hits 51% After Kavanaugh Confirmation Battle | Sean Hannity

Administrator · 2018-10-05T14:12:11.273Z

Despite months of negative attacks from the mainstream media and Democrats, President Trump’s approval rating rose to 51% among likely voters this week; a sharp rebuke to liberal legislators following a brutal confirmation battle surrounding Judge Brett Kavanaugh.

This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://www.hannity.com//media-room/trump-on-top-presidents-approval-hits-51-after-kavanaugh-confirmation-battle/

wonderingrover · 2018-10-05T14:18:48.593Z

Unfortunately for Trump, Rasmussen is an outlier. On RCP, the aggregated approval rating is 43.5%. It’s always best to get a wider sample of polling to get more accurate data.

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president_trump_job_approval-6179.html

The_Original_Birther · 2018-10-05T14:26:21.538Z

He’ll be back to the 30s soon…

KLRS · 2018-10-06T01:02:50.879Z

I have learned not to believe most poles. They usually only talk to the people who will give them the answers they want.

NuffSaid · 2018-10-06T01:22:32.537Z

Horray! Let’s cheer outliers!

KLRS · 2018-10-06T01:29:48.437Z

When I still had a landline I was called by a pollster. When I didn’t give him the approved answer on the second question, he promptly hung up on me. So much for wanting my opinion.

Calvin_Reagan · 2018-10-06T12:26:04.049Z

Sorry Our Humble Host,

Trump’s approval rating is about 43.5%. Grant it, that’s high for his presidency, but it’s still bad. Trump’s mark at about 44% has been his highest.

With that said, the whole Kavanaugh debacle HAS riled up his base and perhaps added a couple of supporters.

But in the overall picture, giving a Trump a pat on the back for being at 43.5% is rather pathetic. I hate the fact that Trump’s presidency has degraded the office. Now, we’re giving high fives to outliner polling results.

KLRS · 2018-10-15T02:42:42.290Z

Hey, among people I know, his overall approval is around 80%. It just depends on how many people you ask and what the questions are. Besides, professional pollsters always know how to get the results they want. It’s like a soda ad. If they ask 100 people and 9 like their soda, they can say 9 out of 10 prefer it.