Just the Polls

[dmallord]

Rot, mallard and Chloe..you’re in the wrong room. This one is just polls.

Is that a poll?

I did a poll of my household:
1 vote that the felon is violating his oath of office. [My opinion]
1 vote that the felon is too demented to know that. [Buddy's opinion]
0 votes of confidence in the felon's abilities to govern. [Microwaves' opinion]
1 abstention by the refrigerator [Afraid to take sides most of the time]
1 vote that his TACO actions are garbage decisions. [Garbage Disposal's opinion]

This poll has been consistent since the felon first came down the escalator. No voting machine devices were used in this poll. It was by oral recitation, and I recorded each oath, growl, whirl, buzz, and grind following standard polling practices.

Thank you for your attention to this poll.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1947307727652356298

 

[ll74]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1947307727652356298

And still Trump is last.

 

[dkovic77]

Except of course the second term isn’t consecutive and him riding all his “success” he should be killing it right?

Oh wait, just killing his poll numbers. Got it!

Thanks Baby Boobs! @BabyBoomer50s

And because you and Dull74 will bitch. .

A poll that knows to consider this a first term…
Fake news?

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

Except of course the second term isn’t consecutive and him riding all his “success” he should be killing it right?

Oh wait, just killing his poll numbers. Got it!

Thanks Baby Boobs! @BabyBoomer50s

And because you and Dull74 will bitch. .

A poll that knows to consider this a first term…
Fake news?

Very astute of you to catch the fact that Trump’s second term is the result of voters deciding he was preferable to the disastrous prior administration. Lol

 

[dkovic77]

Very astute of you to catch the fact that Trump’s second term is the result of voters deciding he was preferable to the disastrous prior administration. Lol

Still lower to go.

He is better now than his bungled handling of COVID.

Look I included a poll in my post.

It is comical how things are still Joe’s fault when bad…but when numbers are good it’s all your Orange Messiah credit.

Does he even know who appointed Powell? Seems he thought it was Joe. Poor guy. Rough when getting old, isn’t it? Apple sauce or Jello today for you?

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

Still lower to go.

He is better now than his bungled handling of COVID.

Look I included a poll in my post.

It is comical how things are still Joe’s fault when bad…but when numbers are good it’s all your Orange Messiah credit.

Does he even know who appointed Powell? Seems he thought it was Joe. Poor guy. Rough when getting old, isn’t it? Apple sauce or Jello today for you?

The polling numbers are what they are. Bush, Obama and Trump are statistically tied within the margin of error at this stage of their second terms. Dementia Joe didn’t a second term and Cackling Kamala will never hold the office.

 

[dkovic77]

The polling numbers are what they are. Bush, Obama and Trump are statistically tied within the margin of error at this stage of their second terms. Dementia Joe didn’t a second term and Cackling Kamala will never hold the office.

Hmmm.. trouble with sentences?

Tough getting old.

 

[Wonderer67]

Position selection:

Spoons position 48%
Missionary off side of bed 22%
Reverse cowgirl (she cums ridiculously fast and squirts a lot in this position, but it’s logistically a bit tougher) 18%
Regular missionary 14%
X (scissor position 12%)
Doggy style 9%
Undecided/do not know 6%

Yes this equals more than 100%

Source: me and my wife

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

Last month I shared this RCP tracking poll comparing presidents at this stage of their second term. Since a few folks were interested enough to comment, I’m sharing this update for your enjoyment. Cheers.

 

[ll74]

Last month I shared this RCP tracking poll comparing presidents at this stage of their second term. Since a few folks were interested enough to comment, I’m sharing this update for your enjoyment. Cheers.

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If I didn't hate him so much, I'd celebrate this. People having support of a president is great

 

[DeluxAuto]

18-29 support for Trump has dropped by 32 points since February, while Hispanic support has dropped by 28 points.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

 

[ll74]

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Interesting though I'm not sure this is an accurate comparison since 47 has a few years off.

 

[ll74]

 

[Rotadom]

Fox News poll

 

[ChinoMoreno]

 

[Lazaran]

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Wait until the real economic impacts of Trumponomics start pinching the “welfare MAGAts”… Even that 39% number (which has pretty much been DonOld’s nadir) will be in peril.



We. Told. Them. So.

 

[dkovic77]

https://today.yougov.com/politics/a...-speech-growing-share-say-rights-eroding-poll

So glad we have the party of free speech in office right now. Working really well for everyone.

@BabyBoomer50s do they put that little dollop off whipped cream on the jello???

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

https://today.yougov.com/politics/a...-speech-growing-share-say-rights-eroding-poll

So glad we have the party of free speech in office right now. Working really well for everyone.

@BabyBoomer50s do they put that little dollop off whipped cream on the jello???

You’re free to post anything you want, and the operators of this site are free to censor you.

 

[dkovic77]

You’re free to post anything you want, and the operators of this site are free to censor you.

Why would I need to be censored? Never have. Most likely since I don’t spew the garbage those who get censored do.

They put fruit in the jello there??

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

Why would I need to be censored? Never have. Most likely since I don’t spew the garbage those who get censored do.

They put fruit in the jello there??

I didn’t say you need to be censored. I said the operators are free to censor you. Mods can censor anyone for any reason. Or no reason at all.

 

[dkovic77]

Yeah well as the majority that get censored are your “buddies”, you would know.

Enjoy.

They do like a seven layer jello there?

 

[schism666]

According to multiple October 2025 polls, President Donald Trump's net approval rating—the difference between those who approve and those who disapprove—has shifted to negative in all seven key swing states from the 2024 election.

This represents a decline since his inauguration and is attributed by analysts to voter concerns over the economy, inflation, and policy decisions.
Key poll findings (October 2025)
Morning Consult (Oct. 14 update): This poll indicated Trump's approval is now net negative in every 2024 swing state, including two states that flipped from positive or break-even in the previous month: Arizona and Georgia.

Daily Beast/Morning Consult (Oct. 15): A report citing Morning Consult polling data shows specific net negative ratings for each state, led by Wisconsin with the steepest decline:
Wisconsin: -8 percentage points
Michigan: -5 percentage points
Pennsylvania: -2 percentage points
Georgia: -1 percentage point
Nevada: -3 percentage points
North Carolina: -3 percentage points
Arizona: -2 percentage points

The Economist/YouGov (Oct. 17): This analysis suggests Trump's approval is negative among voters in all seven swing states, with a national net approval rating of -12 percentage points.
Newsweek/G. Elliott Morris (Oct. 3): This report, based on aggregated polling data, detailed significant declines in states like Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada compared to Trump's 2024 victory margins.

Factors contributing to the decline
The economy: Numerous political analysts point to economic anxiety as a major factor. Despite Trump's past promises of economic prosperity, voters are reportedly concerned about inflation and the cost of living, which has eroded purchasing power.

Inflation: Consumer prices have reportedly risen in three of the last four months, despite the administration's claims that inflation has been defeated.
Policy concerns: Voters have also raised concerns about some of the administration's policy decisions and their effects on everyday Americans.
Tariffs: Some observers believe that Trump's tariffs are contributing to voter dissatisfaction, particularly among Middle American voters who are feeling the impact.

 

[ll74]

According to multiple October 2025 polls, President Donald Trump's net approval rating—the difference between those who approve and those who disapprove—has shifted to negative in all seven key swing states from the 2024 election.

This represents a decline since his inauguration and is attributed by analysts to voter concerns over the economy, inflation, and policy decisions.
Key poll findings (October 2025)
Morning Consult (Oct. 14 update): This poll indicated Trump's approval is now net negative in every 2024 swing state, including two states that flipped from positive or break-even in the previous month: Arizona and Georgia.

Daily Beast/Morning Consult (Oct. 15): A report citing Morning Consult polling data shows specific net negative ratings for each state, led by Wisconsin with the steepest decline:
Wisconsin: -8 percentage points
Michigan: -5 percentage points
Pennsylvania: -2 percentage points
Georgia: -1 percentage point
Nevada: -3 percentage points
North Carolina: -3 percentage points
Arizona: -2 percentage points

The Economist/YouGov (Oct. 17): This analysis suggests Trump's approval is negative among voters in all seven swing states, with a national net approval rating of -12 percentage points.
Newsweek/G. Elliott Morris (Oct. 3): This report, based on aggregated polling data, detailed significant declines in states like Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada compared to Trump's 2024 victory margins.

Factors contributing to the decline
The economy: Numerous political analysts point to economic anxiety as a major factor. Despite Trump's past promises of economic prosperity, voters are reportedly concerned about inflation and the cost of living, which has eroded purchasing power.

Inflation: Consumer prices have reportedly risen in three of the last four months, despite the administration's claims that inflation has been defeated.
Policy concerns: Voters have also raised concerns about some of the administration's policy decisions and their effects on everyday Americans.
Tariffs: Some observers believe that Trump's tariffs are contributing to voter dissatisfaction, particularly among Middle American voters who are feeling the impact.

Please provide the source.