CNN host Jim Acosta on Monday was surprised by a Sunday poll showing a majority of Americans perceive former President Donald Trump’s term in office as successful.
CNN poll According to the poll, 55% of Americans believe Trump’s presidency was a success, but in January 2021, the same percentage of voters said his presidency was a failure. Speaking on “CNN Newsroom with Jim Acosta,” Acosta cited the coronavirus pandemic and the death toll from the January 6, 2021 U.S. Capitol riot, and said that some voters are worried about the Trump era. He said it was “unusual” to look back on the event fondly. (Related: A series of new polls finds voters are far more concerned about Biden’s age than Trump’s)
“The other thing about that poll is that it shows that many Americans consider Donald Trump’s presidency a success, given the fact that 1 million people have died from the coronavirus. , which is unusual,” Acosta said.
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“Based on this poll, if the election were held today, Donald Trump would be heading from the courthouse to the White House,” CNN political commentator Alice Stewart said. “I do not have any questions.”
More than 60% of voters think President Joe Biden’s term so far has been a failure, compared to 57% in January 2022, according to a new CNN poll.
“[Trump’s] “The presidency ended with the Capitol riot,” Acosta said. “Maria, why can’t the Democratic Party get its message across to voters and break through this short-term memory?” he asked Democratic strategist Maria Cardona.
According to a recent New York Times/Siena College report, voters now have significantly higher approval ratings for President Trump’s success than they did in fall 2020, with approval ratings on issues such as the economy, law and order, immigration, and the pandemic. is said to be increasing. investigation found.
Recent CBS News/YouGov investigation Also, while 46% of registered voters think Trump’s term in office has been “good” or “excellent,” only 33% say the same about Biden’s term. A panel of voters from Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin featured on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” unanimously raised their hands when asked if President Trump’s economic policies are good for his family. Ta.
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