Another Poll Brings Bad News for Democrats, While Trump's Approval Holds Steady

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : As it turns out, Trump is doing just fine, as he polls at about even.
67% : Yes, Trump wants the US to have more favorable trade terms with allies, but the main goal is to put China in its place," was his take.
66% : Trump and the economy received even better news on Thursday morning, given that inflation was not only down in March, but more so than was expected.
61% : Knowing how Trump thinks helps makes understanding his actions easier.
54% : He's at about a 47 percent approval rating and a 46.2 percent favorable rating, with that approval rating unchanged from the March poll, as the poll's "Insights & Analysis" actually began by stressing [emphasis original]: This follows a trend, from Cygnal and other pollsters, of how Trump is doing fine, while Democrats are in dire straits and don't appear to be getting any better.
47% : " "Long before Trump was president and I was even interested in politics, I read The Art of the Deal.
45% : The poll was released on Tuesday, and the following day, Trump announced a 90-day pause on tariffs, while also continuing to hammer China.
38% : A statement from Brent Buchanan, the president of Cygnal, spoke to all the areas going well for Trump, as well as what's going particularly poorly for Democrats.
34% : "Democrats are making a lot of noise right now, but our latest national data shows they continue to be on the wrong side of issues where voters prefer the approach by Trump and Republicans," Buchanan said.
24% : What makes this even better is how Democrats, from Congress to strategists, to those allies in the mainstream media, still try to claim Trump is the one doing poorly.

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