Trump's recent approval rating

[Big girl]

38%

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[Reagan]

14 minutes ago, Big girl said:

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From your article:  "Trump's current average approval rating is at 47.4%."   

[baddog]

Take your pick…..

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[DCT]

6 minutes ago, baddog said:

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That was on June 11,2025.  It has dipped since the no baby king of con day parade and the Mar-a-Lago  gold cell phone parade on Saturday.

[baddog]

8 minutes ago, DCT said:

That was on June 11,2025.  It has dipped since the no baby king of con day parade and the Mar-a-Lago  gold cell phone parade on Saturday.

Yes, Trump’s every move is under a microscope. Wouldn’t it be nice if all presidents were held to such scrutiny? 

[DCT]

3 minutes ago, baddog said:

Yes, Trump’s every move is under a microscope. Wouldn’t it be nice if all presidents were held to such scrutiny? 

He can’t be prosecuted hence why all the bold and questionable business deals with foreign  countries that he and his families are benefiting from.  
The stock market insider trading that was done in public should be in question but MAGA  cry poor baby 🍼👶 he’s under a microscope.  

[baddog]

5 minutes ago, DCT said:

He can’t be prosecuted hence why all the bold and questionable business deals with foreign  countries that he and his families are benefiting from.  
The stock market insider trading that was done in public should be in question but MAGA  cry poor baby 🍼👶 he’s under a microscope.  

Please. Such false accusations, but Trump is used to those.

[DCT]

23 minutes ago, baddog said:

Please. Such false accusations, but Trump is used to those.

Dubai, UAE: The Trump Organization announced plans for a new Trump International Hotel and Tower, a luxury high-rise, which would be their fifth partnership with Dar Global, the international arm of a Saudi-based developer.

Qatar: They announced a $5.5 billion luxury golf resort development called Simaisma, in partnership with Qatari Diar, a real estate company established by Qatar's sovereign wealth fund. However, Eric Trump claimed their deal was only with the Saudi company Dar Global and not Qatari Diar.

Saudi Arabia: Besides the Dubai tower, they are planning a second luxury tower in Jeddah.

Oman: A Trump International Hotel is currently under development and planned for completion by late 2028.

Cryptocurrency: A venture capital firm backed by the government of Abu Dhabi is investing $2 billion in Binance using a stablecoin offered by the Trump family's crypto firm World Liberty Financial, generating significant profits for the family. 

Europe

[baddog]

4 minutes ago, DCT said:

Dubai, UAE: The Trump Organization announced plans for a new Trump International Hotel and Tower, a luxury high-rise, which would be their fifth partnership with Dar Global, the international arm of a Saudi-based developer.

Qatar: They announced a $5.5 billion luxury golf resort development called Simaisma, in partnership with Qatari Diar, a real estate company established by Qatar's sovereign wealth fund. However, Eric Trump claimed their deal was only with the Saudi company Dar Global and not Qatari Diar.

Saudi Arabia: Besides the Dubai tower, they are planning a second luxury tower in Jeddah.

Oman: A Trump International Hotel is currently under development and planned for completion by late 2028.

Cryptocurrency: A venture capital firm backed by the government of Abu Dhabi is investing $2 billion in Binance using a stablecoin offered by the Trump family's crypto firm World Liberty Financial, generating significant profits for the family. 

Europe

Capitalism at its finest. This is not bribery. The only reason the multi-millionaire congressmen hate billionaires is because they aren’t.

[LumRaiderFan]

I certainly hope the democrats continue the strategy of hating on Trump, an outgoing president, while ignoring the fact that they have no acceptable policies or candidates.

2028 looking good.

[DCT]

14 hours ago, LumRaiderFan said:

I certainly hope the democrats continue the strategy of hating on Trump, an outgoing president, while ignoring the fact that they have no acceptable policies or candidates.

2028 looking good.

He hasn’t addressed the economy,  Obama care and or the war.  His immigration policies are smoke and mirrors.  His cabinet is a complete joke.  He is not an outgoing president.  Then again he may be impeached come midterm.  You may be on to something.

[DCT]

15 hours ago, DCT said:

Dubai, UAE: The Trump Organization announced plans for a new Trump International Hotel and Tower, a luxury high-rise, which would be their fifth partnership with Dar Global, the international arm of a Saudi-based developer.

Qatar: They announced a $5.5 billion luxury golf resort development called Simaisma, in partnership with Qatari Diar, a real estate company established by Qatar's sovereign wealth fund. However, Eric Trump claimed their deal was only with the Saudi company Dar Global and not Qatari Diar.

Saudi Arabia: Besides the Dubai tower, they are planning a second luxury tower in Jeddah.

Oman: A Trump International Hotel is currently under development and planned for completion by late 2028.

Cryptocurrency: A venture capital firm backed by the government of Abu Dhabi is investing $2 billion in Binance using a stablecoin offered by the Trump family's crypto firm World Liberty Financial, generating significant profits for the family. 

Europe

Facts.  I wish I was making this up.

[Big girl]

15 hours ago, baddog said:

Capitalism at its finest. This is not bribery. The only reason the multi-millionaire congressmen hate billionaires is because they aren’t.

Donald Trump's business dealings with other countries while he was president have been a subject of significant scrutiny and raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest and violations of the Emoluments Clause. 

Key Points:

• Refusal to Divest: Unlike previous presidents who have typically placed their business interests in a blind trust, Trump did not divest from his extensive business holdings, the Trump Organization, while in office.
• Foreign Government Payments: Reports indicate that Trump's businesses received millions of dollars from foreign governments during his presidency, leading to allegations of violating the Emoluments Clause, which prohibits the president from accepting gifts or emoluments from foreign governments without Congressional consent.
• Congressional Report Findings: A House Oversight Committee report revealed that Trump's businesses received at least $7.8 million from officials and governments of 20 countries, with significant payments from China, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar.
• Lack of Divestment for Second Term: In anticipation of a potential second term, the Trump Organization revised its ethics policy, allowing for a broader range of transactions with foreign partners and counterparties, including foreign governments. This raises further concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
• Lawsuits and Legal Challenges: Several lawsuits were filed against Trump regarding his business dealings and potential Emoluments Clause violations. However, these lawsuits were ultimately dismissed as moot by the Supreme Court after he left office, meaning there was no definitive judicial ruling on the matter.
• Delayed Disclosure of Foreign Trademarks: Trump waited until after leaving office to disclose hundreds of foreign trademarks he owns, including a significant number in China. This delay raised concerns about the lack of transparency regarding his foreign asset holdings during his presidency.
• Examples of Potential Conflicts: Examples include the Trump Organization's trademarks granted by foreign governments, such as China, and real estate projects with connections to foreign governments, particularly in the Middle East. 

[LumRaiderFan]

4 minutes ago, DCT said:

He hasn’t addressed the economy,  Obama care and or the war.  His immigration policies are smoke and mirrors.  His cabinet is a complete joke.  He is not an outgoing president.  Then again he may be impeached come midterm.  You may be on to something.

I’m with you, he’s doing a terrible job, cabinet full of posers and I’m SURE he’ll be impeached this time, 25th times the charm, I’m sure.

You democrats stay the course, you’re doing great.

[baddog]

13 minutes ago, Big girl said:

Donald Trump's business dealings with other countries while he was president have been a subject of significant scrutiny and raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest and violations of the Emoluments Clause. 

Key Points:

• Refusal to Divest: Unlike previous presidents who have typically placed their business interests in a blind trust, Trump did not divest from his extensive business holdings, the Trump Organization, while in office.
• Foreign Government Payments: Reports indicate that Trump's businesses received millions of dollars from foreign governments during his presidency, leading to allegations of violating the Emoluments Clause, which prohibits the president from accepting gifts or emoluments from foreign governments without Congressional consent.
• Congressional Report Findings: A House Oversight Committee report revealed that Trump's businesses received at least $7.8 million from officials and governments of 20 countries, with significant payments from China, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar.
• Lack of Divestment for Second Term: In anticipation of a potential second term, the Trump Organization revised its ethics policy, allowing for a broader range of transactions with foreign partners and counterparties, including foreign governments. This raises further concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
• Lawsuits and Legal Challenges: Several lawsuits were filed against Trump regarding his business dealings and potential Emoluments Clause violations. However, these lawsuits were ultimately dismissed as moot by the Supreme Court after he left office, meaning there was no definitive judicial ruling on the matter.
• Delayed Disclosure of Foreign Trademarks: Trump waited until after leaving office to disclose hundreds of foreign trademarks he owns, including a significant number in China. This delay raised concerns about the lack of transparency regarding his foreign asset holdings during his presidency.
• Examples of Potential Conflicts: Examples include the Trump Organization's trademarks granted by foreign governments, such as China, and real estate projects with connections to foreign governments, particularly in the Middle East. 

I understand. lol. Just because Trump is President they think he has been compromised. What else is new? Lots of businesses have a global presence.