According to all available polls here in the United States, there seems to be a common
thing that most Americans in this country share, and that is we all pretty much agree
that Donald Trump is really, really bad at being the President.
Now, The Hill recently ran an article talking about the fact that Donald Trump is universally
disliked here in the United States, and they have the data to back it up.
According to all of the polls that have been taken both before he was sworn in, and after
he was sworn in as President of the United States, the American public's opinion of Donald
Trump has only gotten worse.
As The Hill points out, less than two weeks after being sworn in as President, Donald
Trump immediately started calling any polls that showed him as unpopular, fake news.
To this day, he continues to call any poll that shows him with a horrible approval rating,
fake news.
When Donald Trump won the election in the United States, his approval rating was below
50%.
When he got sworn in as President, his approval rating was 45%.
Today, the highest poll has his approval rating at 41%.
Several other polls have it as low as 36%.
So, again, it's pretty obvious that most people here in the United States, the people that
have been paying attention, believe that Donald Trump is just really, really bad at being
President.
And we don't even need polls to show us that Americans think this way.
We know that they think this way.
We have seen massive protests.
We see the backlash that he gets online from the few people that follow him who are not
bots, who want to attack the stupid things he says on Twitter, and rightfully so.
Donald Trump has proven it every possible opportunity, that not only was he not prepared
for his job as President, but he really seems like he doesn't even want to be President.
He wanted the power.
He wanted the prestige of the position, but he didn't want to have to do any of the work.
He wanted to sit around and play golf, and hope to hell that there weren't going to be
any hurricanes or floods or fires or mass shootings, but unfortunately those have been
the hallmark of his first year in office.
Not just the events that happened, but actually his responses to them.
We have had terrorist attacks here in the United States.
Mass shootings, like I said, hurricanes, floods, fires, droughts, everything you can imagine,
and yet Donald Trump did virtually nothing about any of those things.
I mean technically he really did do nothing about any of those things, and that is how
we measure a leader.
That is how we determine whether or not somebody is good at their job, especially when it comes
to being President.
Donald Trump, in every test he has been given so far, has failed, and the American public
understands that.
I think today with his approval rating being 41%, he should be happy because when you look
back at how horrible his record has been, his approval rating really should be somewhere
in the teens, not in
the 40's.
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