Fifty-four percent (54%) of likely voters polled agree with the following statement: “Joe Biden’s not the moderate nice guy that they made him out to be. He’s a puppet of the radical left.” That, according to a recent Rasmussen Reports […]
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As President Trump has largely been thrust out of the spotlight, with removal from social media and attention focused on President-elect Joe Biden, his approval rating today reached a threshold just shy of his three-year high. That’s according to the
As the 2020 race comes down to the wire, the Democrat, Joe Biden, leads in many polls. On the other hand, President Trump’s approval is four points above where President Obama’s stood at the same point in his presidency. That’s
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The numbers fluctuate daily, but as we bear down on the final days before the election, President Trump’s approval is one percentage point higher than President Obama’s at the same point in his presidency. That’s according to the Rasmussen Reports
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The daily presidential tracking poll by Rasmussen Reports finds President Trump reaching a level of 53% approval on Friday, September 18. That matches the highs Trump reached on April 9, 2019 and Sept. 24, 2019. The Rasmussen chart, seen at
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Rasmussen Reports tracks President Trump’s approval ratings daily. The polling agency has a graphic comparing Trump’s “total approval” with the immediately preceding president: Barack Obama. On June 29, 2020, Trump’s total approval was at 42%, which was seven percentage points
Only 21% of those polled in a recent Rasmussen Reports poll said it was likely that Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide while in jail, while 52% said it is more likely that he was murdered to protect powerful people. Twenty-seven percent
Forty-one percent (41%) of likely U.S. voters say the country is headed in the right direction. That’s according to the latest numbers from Rasmussen Reports. During most of 2016, President Obama’s last year in office, fewer than 30% said the
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