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President Trump’s approval rating has sunk to a second-term low, according to a new poll. The Reuters/Ipsos poll released Tuesday found Trump’s approval sitting at 38 percent, down 9 points from
Rasmussen, which has been accused of leaning conservative but claims to be independent, had Trump at a 45% approval rating for several days during its daily poll. The president was at 45% between October 28 and November 3 before improving to 47% last Tuesday (November 4) and dropping to 46% last Wednesday (November 5).
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Trump asks DOJ to probe Democrats tied to Epstein. The difference? We welcome it. | Opinion
President Donald Trump is not good at hiding his panic, and he is Panicked with a capital 'P' about the Jeffrey Epstein files.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Donald Trump is more popular among Rhode Island Republican voters than he is in national polls. Forty-three percent of those sampled in a Brown University poll favor the businessman, and they span all classes. "You give me a category ...
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New poll shows Rhode Islanders' opinion on President Trump hasn't changed very much
This is the latest in a regular series of surveys being conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center. It shows how opinions are or aren't shifting over time.
Polls could be overestimating President Donald Trump’s support following a “huge” miss in the New Jersey gubernatorial race, pollster Nate Silver said.
A majority of U.S. voters view Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump as barely religious, according to a new poll. Just one day after the New York billionaire received the endorsement of evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr., the son of a late ...
President Donald Trump said Monday that he would sign legislation to release the Epstein files, calling the matter a "Democrat problem." Trump also said that former President Bill Clinton visited Epstein's island "all the time.
President Donald Trump posted on social media that he wants an investigation into former President Bill Clinton and others in the Epstein emails.