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This year the Trump administration pursued a sweeping agenda that critics say includes aggressive immigration enforcement, expansive executive orders (218 EOs in 2025), military actions in the Caribbe...
Multiple recent polls and journalist interviews show a rising number of 2024 Trump voters expressing regret or blaming Trump for economic pain; specific estimates vary by survey and method, with Polit...
Donald Trump’s approval in 2025 is generally lower than the peak early-term approvals enjoyed by Barack Obama and George W. Bush, though short-term averages and trackers show variation by pollster and...
Both major U.S. parties express high levels of hostility toward the other, and multiple surveys show , but there is no consensus that one side overwhelmingly “hates” the other more. Large, recent nati...
There is in the provided materials that gives a clear percentage of Republicans versus Democrats who explicitly *support ICE enforcement policies*. The available pieces instead report on related attit...
Public sentiment toward ) has shifted noticeably since 2018: favorability has declined and support for major changes — including abolition or curbs on enforcement tactics — has grown in several major ...
Most reputable surveys taken since 2021 show that a clear majority of Republican voters continue to endorse the core claim that the 2020 presidential election was “stolen” or marked by widespread frau...
Polls taken in early to mid‑November 2025 show President Donald Trump’s approval clustered in the high‑30s to low‑40s, with several major trackers reporting around 37–42% approval and disapproval gene...
Across the sources examined, and polling of viewers routinely report higher approval for than contemporaneous national surveys run by , AP‑NORC and some academic or mainstream outlets; the gap ranges ...
Polling consistently shows that remains overwhelmingly popular with the core of , but multiple surveys since he returned to the White House reveal modest—yet politically meaningful—erosion at the marg...
Recent polls show ’s approval slipping most sharply among working- and low-income voters, younger cohorts (notably ), independents and—by some measures—men, with and cited as principal drivers; differ...
Through the first year of President Trump’s second term, headline macro indicators show mixed performance: GDP growth was revised up to 3.8% in Q2 2025 (White House figures) while unemployment “remain...
Polling in 2025 shows Americans divided: many still treat gun ownership as a protected constitutional right while majorities support specific limits such as stricter laws and universal background chec...
Republican voters broadly continue to support President Trump, but the reporting shows clear cracks: on the economy — especially cost-of-living and tariffs — and on immigration enforcement and some fo...
Public and expert assessments of Donald Trump’s presidency are sharply divided: polls show a plurality or majority of Americans disapprove of his job performance in 2025 (e.g., 58% unfavorable in AP‑N...
The available reporting and polling show for the 2024 government shutdown; media accounts describe a political standoff, and public opinion polls assign blame to both Republicans (and President Donald...
The evidence in recent public-opinion polling and partisan statements shows in the public’s view; multiple polls in October–November 2025 indicate a plurality or majority faulting Republicans while si...
’s record and rhetoric present a contested answer: supporters and administration documents claim policies lifted disadvantaged Americans through pro-growth measures and regulatory rollbacks , while mu...
has moved from unconventional outsider peaks in to deeply polarized, relatively stable bases by , then into a pattern of post‑election consolidation among core supporters and declining general popular...
Major national surveys and academic analyses consistently show that within the Republican coalition belief that the 2020 election was “stolen” clusters not evenly across the population but along ideol...