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Poll: Trump's coronavirus bounce fizzles
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/04/01/poll-trump-coronavirus-bounce-fizzles-158406
Fewer voters are pleased with the way the Trump administration has handled the Covid-19 outbreak.
By STEVEN SHEPARD
04/01/2020 04:30 AM EDT
More voters say the Trump administration isn’t doing enough to combat the coronavirus outbreak, according to a new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll.
The survey, conducted immediately before President Donald Trump announced a 30-day extension of his physical and social distancing guidelines “to slow the spread” of Covid-19, shows 47 percent of voters feel the administration isn’t doing enough in response to the outbreak, greater than the 40 percent who feel the administration is doing the right amount.
Two weeks ago, 43 percent said the administration wasn’t doing enough in the days following the initial measures deployed to reduce the impacts of the virus, while 39 percent said it was doing the right amount.
While the new poll was conducted before the extension of the household isolation recommendations, it comes as other polls suggest the positive marks Trump earned for his early response to the crisis are turning more negative.
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Fewer voters are pleased with the way the Trump administration has handled the Covid-19 outbreak.
By STEVEN SHEPARD
04/01/2020 04:30 AM EDT
More voters say the Trump administration isn’t doing enough to combat the coronavirus outbreak, according to a new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll.
The survey, conducted immediately before President Donald Trump announced a 30-day extension of his physical and social distancing guidelines “to slow the spread” of Covid-19, shows 47 percent of voters feel the administration isn’t doing enough in response to the outbreak, greater than the 40 percent who feel the administration is doing the right amount.
Two weeks ago, 43 percent said the administration wasn’t doing enough in the days following the initial measures deployed to reduce the impacts of the virus, while 39 percent said it was doing the right amount.
While the new poll was conducted before the extension of the household isolation recommendations, it comes as other polls suggest the positive marks Trump earned for his early response to the crisis are turning more negative.
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between the "Mission Accomplished" aircraft landing and "Heck of a job, Brownie" bullshit, he still was re-elected.
Never underestimate "the stupids" in this country.....
