How significant is the slide?

[struggle4progress]

By David Lauter

... The percentage who approve of Trump’s job performance is now below 40% in the two major polling averages, done by Real Clear Politics and the Huffington Post. He’s at the lowest level of his presidency so far and far lower than any previous president at this point.

Surveys in the last week range from Gallup’s tracking poll, which shows 37% of Americans approving of Trump’s job performance and 56% disapproving, to a Rasmussen poll of people deemed likely to vote in 2018 that has 44%-56%. Surveys by all the major polling organizations show roughly the same downward trend in Trump’s approval ...

In polling by SurveyMonkey, which collects very large samples that allow detailed analysis, Trump’s support has dropped 10 percentage points since late April among white voters who did not go to college — a group that was key to his victory last fall ...

http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-na-pol-trump-polls-20170522-htmlstory.html

[annabanana]

1. nothing will change until redistricting is done by

independent commissions...

[LonePirate]

2. More white people will need to turn against him before Repubs change their behavior

[struggle4progress]

3. Here's Business Insider after the election:

http://www.businessinsider.com/exit-polls-who-voted-for-trump-clinton-2016-11/#while-polling-before-election-day-showed-that-voters-with-less-education-were-flocking-to-trump-which-shows-in-the-exit-polls-he-still-saw-a-good-amount-of-support-from-voters-with-higher-education-7

[wishstar]

4. Majority of under $50 thou. income voted Clinton, wealthier went for Trump

One reason why Trump budget so ruthlessly attacks programs helping lower income Americans is that they skew Democratic