Tuesday, January 17, 2017
Survey: Trump's Approval Numbers Continue To Slide
President-elect did not like what he saw in the latest CNN/ORC poll which showed the Trumpster will be taking office as president with by far the lowest approval ratings of a newly-elected president in decades.
According to the survey's results, Trump's approval numbers stand at 40%, with 52% disapproving.
That's a long ways behind that of President Barack Obama (84% approval) as he took office 8 years ago. President George W. Bush had 61% approval, and Bill Clinton took the oath of office with 67% approval.
Additionally, 53% of those surveyed say they have less confidence in Trump's ability to serve as president since election day.
Of course, he couldn't let that go untweeted:
You'll note that Mr. Trump loves citing any poll that shows him in a positive light.
His tweet must be referencing the pre-election polls that correctly predicted that Hillary Clinton would get more votes than he did.
More than 2.8 million more votes, to be precise.
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