Spicer: President Trump's approval rating is higher than any president's prior to Truman!
Conway: Sean was characterizing a particular facet of the total data set, and you're wrong to call him a doofus who's in way over his head. Because Hillary Clinton failed to install Windows Server 2012 Service Pack 3 blah blah blah….
I am so pissed at Feinstein I can't even. It was one thing for her to be centrist in the 90's, when CA was not yet reliably blue: it is quite enough for her to be so now FFS.
His personal popularity is as low as 32% compared to 61% favorability for President Obama.
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Approval of his transition shows him trailing Obama by an even greater margin: just 40% like the way Trump has performed since November, compared to 84% for Obama’s transition eight years ago. Even George W Bush, elected after the extraordinary recount and legal coup in 2000, earned a 61% rating for his transition.
These aren’t trivial numbers. They are the white blood cells of the circulatory system that flows through Washington. Good poll numbers can inoculate a president when Congress opposes him. Bad numbers reveal a president vulnerable to outside attacks and embolden his many rivals both inside and outside his own party.
I'd throw Truman, Johnson and Ford out as outliers, since they didn't come to office in the usual way. I'm sure Coolidge was popular when he suddenly succeeded Teapot Dome as well.
Trump: Spicer, get out there and fix this!
Spicer: President Trump's approval rating is higher than any president's prior to Truman!
Conway: Sean was characterizing a particular facet of the total data set, and you're wrong to call him a doofus who's in way over his head. Because Hillary Clinton failed to install Windows Server 2012 Service Pack 3 blah blah blah….
Pompeo CIA
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Ew. So Pompeo has the Deep State™ Seal of Approval℠.
I am so pissed at Feinstein I can't even. It was one thing for her to be centrist in the 90's, when CA was not yet reliably blue: it is quite enough for her to be so now FFS.
As has been proven time and time again, the only person Feinstein doesn't want the CIA to spy on is herself.
Ding ding ding!
I'd throw Truman, Johnson and Ford out as outliers, since they didn't come to office in the usual way. I'm sure Coolidge was popular when he suddenly succeeded Teapot Dome as well.
Could we call him the ideally polarizable president?
Advanced timekeeping techmology:
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