According to a Pew poll, Donald Trump's popularity has dropped to about 30%, down from 95% at the beginning of his second presidential term, and from 67%. This level of unpopularity is close to that of former President Richard Nixon, who had only 24% approval at the time of his resignation—a situation that is exactly the opposite of what Republican strategists expected for their party ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
American Media: Trump is Approaching Nixon's Fate with His Falling Popularity
Donald Trump's popularity has plummeted to around 30%, resembling the decline of Richard Nixon before his resignation. This situation contradicts Republican strategists' expectations as the midterm elections approach.
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📰 What Happened
Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped to around 30%, reminiscent of Richard Nixon's decline before his resignation. This unexpected drop poses challenges for Republican strategists ahead of the midterm elections.
- Trump's popularity fell from 95% at the start of his second term to 30%.
- Nixon had a 24% approval rating before resigning.
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📚 Background
Understanding U.S. domestic politics is crucial as it directly influences foreign policy decisions, especially regarding contentious regions like the Middle East.
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