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A new poll shows it sitting at 34 percent. “He has the same approval rating as ‘Paul Blart: Mall Cop,’” Kimmel said on Thursday.
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The CNN data guru said this could spell doom for Republicans in this fall's midterm elections.
“This ballroom is, simply put, unpopular."
A recent poll shows a significant drop in the number of Democrats who view the U.S. as a force for good in the world.
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A Napolitan News Service poll indicates that 51 percent of voters now see the U.S. as a force for good, down from 64 percent in 2024, and 24 percent view the U.S. as a force for evil. Notably, a plurality of Democrats, 36 percent, call the U.S. a force for evil, more than the 34 percent who call it a force for good, with 20 percent undecided. DETAIL: The poll reveals a stark partisan divide: 74 percent of Republicans still see the U.S. as a force for good. The major parties are also split on the United Nations (UN), with 50 percent of voters viewing it as a force for good and 18 percent viewing it as a force for evil. However, positive feelings are much stronger among Democrats than Republicans, with 61 percent…Open
It's a "really stunning" detail, said CNN's chief data analyst.
There wasn't a shift in support for the ballroom after the attempted shooting.
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The data guru offered a "really stunning" analysis on how the president compares his predecessor on the key issue.
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Democrats hold a 10-point advantage over Republicans on a generic congressional ballot, according to the latest in a series of polls showing the party in a strong position ahead of November’s midterm elections.
New polls showed voters prefer Democrats on the economy for the first time since 2010 and Republicans disapprove of Trump’s handling of inflation.
The data chief said the president is hitting "record lows" in the polls on the No. 1 issue facing Americans today.