Approval for Trump's Handling of Coronavirus Outbreak Sinks to Record Low

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

Donald Trump has received his lowest marks yet for his handling of the coronavirus outbreak, with net approval of his leadership on combating the pandemic down 22 points, according to a new Morning Consult poll.

Of 1,984 registered voters surveyed between April 24 and 26, 51 percent said they did not approve of Trump's handling of the outbreak, compared with 43 percent who said they did approve.

As a result, the net approval for Trump's performance, which is determined by deducting the share of those who disapprove from the share who do approve, sat 8 percentage points "underwater," Morning Consult said in a breakdown of its findings.

The negative net approval rating represents a 22-point drop since March 17-20, when a Morning Consult poll found broader support for the president's handling of the coronavirus outbreak.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/approval-for-trumps-handling-of-coronavirus-outbreak-sinks-to-record-low/ar-BB13jFyD?li=BBnb7Kz

[CatMor]

1. How on earth do 43% still approve.

[empedocles]

3. Dems have work to be done.

[Skittles]

4. cult

would they be approving the same actions if they were done by, say Obama or Hillary? No fucking way. Hypocrites.

[CatMor]

6. Way back i thought the "pussy" tape would do him in, it didn't...

now I was sure injecting Clorox in your body would be the fatal blow, maybe not. What is wrong with that factor of America.

[redstatebluegirl]

5. When you sit all day watching fox nuts you become brainwashed.

[Tribetime]

9. Fox news. It will always hover there

As long as they're still there and don't change their ways

[alwaysinasnit]

2. WTF? 43% still approve???

I always knew there was a significant percentage of the population who were blockheads, but this is still jaw-dropping to me.

[WhiteTara]

7. Why do headline writers continue to say "historic lows"

and then say it's the same 43% that we hear about day in and day out.

[brewens]

8. Reasons for firing pandemic response team. Not doing anything. Could be quickly recalled.

Okay, if they had been sitting around doing nothing for years, which was probably not the case. And they could be recalled quickly when needed, when did he make that move, and since they have been back on the job, what have they done?