The crowd at the New Orleans Superdome became wild on Sunday when President Donald Trump took him to the field. They are
It erupted in applause Again we see their commanders cultivate salutes during the performance of “Starspang Banners.”
Between Trump's reception at Super Bowl LIX and the results of the 2024 election, it's clear that men long slandered by Democrats and their allies are truly popular among Americans.
Critics, still clung to delusions and doubts about this, took another blow over the weekend.
CBS News/YouGov Pollwhich revealed that the country, especially the crowds under the age of 30, are behind the president.
A poll conducted between February 5th and February 7th shows 53% of respondents have the approval Trump has made.
It was awfully recognized It marked Trump's highest approval rating in the CBS News vote so far.
A sharp observer seized the crosstab details, indicating that the post-election explosion, popular among young Americans, has not dissipated.
When asked whether Trump approved his job as president, 50% of respondents aged 65 and older, 56% of Americans aged 45-64, and 52% of Americans aged 30-44, 55% of Americans under the age of 30 responded. In affirmation.
Trump's relatively high recognition ratings among members of the under-30 crowd caught the eye of CNN political reporter Andy Kaczynski.
I said “Interesting numbers” have become a 10-point bump for the president.
In an Economist/YouGov poll conducted November 17-19, 57% of respondents aged 18-29 said they had a positive view of Trump. It is shown It marked a one-week increase in net favourability of Trump's 19 points among members of the cohort of that age. An Emerson College poll released in late November similarly found that 55% of voters under the age of 30 expressed positive opinions about Trump.
The New York Times' 19th January 19th Democrat parents entitled “The Son's Going Magazine” is a title far from isolated cases, and Trump's popularity among young Americans is the Pan It didn't seem to be a flash of light.
CBS polls further showed that Trump continues to enjoy far greater popularity among men with 60% signaling approval, but only 47% of women are presidential I approved that I'm dealing with work.
“Americans are overwhelmingly positive about President Donald J. Trump's inauguration.”
Whether they approved him or not, 70% of respondents indicated that Trump was fulfilling the promises made during his campaign. Of the 49% of respondents who admitted that Trump did more than they expected to take office in the first few weeks, 61% liked most of the actions they have adopted so far. He says there is.
69% of respondents described Trump as “tough” at the possibility of the democrats licking their wounds after humiliating their defeat on November 5th. 63% described him as “energizing.” 60% described him as “focused.” 58% described him as “effective.”
When asked about the Trump administration's program to deport illegal foreigners, 59% of respondents showed approval. An overwhelming 64% of respondents supported Trump's deployment of US forces to the southern border.
All attacks from the legacy media and Democrats seem to have done little to convince Americans to great distrust of the work his team at the government's Department of Efficiency.
According to the poll, 51% of respondents said Musk and Doge should have a lot of or some kind of impact on government activities and spending. 18% of respondents said they should not have much control, while 31% of respondents said the efficiency teams that helped US international development agencies exposed had no effect at all.
Trump's proposed tariffs are clearly not very popular.
While most respondents supported the imposition of tariffs on goods from China, 56% of respondents opposed tariffs on goods from Mexico and 60% opposed tariffs on goods from Europe. and 62% opposed tariffs on goods from Canada. Nearly three of the four Americans have investigated and suspected such tariffs could lead to higher prices.
White House
I said “New votes from CBS news are overwhelmingly positive about President Donald J. Trump's inauguration and his commitment to making his promises a success,” the Hill said in a statement on Sunday. It shows that.”
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