Comments by "The Dude" (@The00Dude) on "Biden's approval has fallen like a truck off the Empire State Building: Failla" video.

  1. The Twice Impeached ex President Donald Trump left the White House with 34% of Americans approve of the job he is doing as president, the worst evaluation of his presidency. His 41% average approval rating throughout his presidency is four points lower than for any of his predecessors in Gallup's polling era. Trump's ratings showed a record 81-percentage-point average gap between Republicans and Democrats -- 11 points wider than the prior record.
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  2. BUT IT’s still better than DONNIE THE CLOWNS”S The Twice Impeached ex President Donald Trump left the White House with 34% of Americans approve of the job he is doing as president, the worst evaluation of his presidency. His 41% average approval rating throughout his presidency is four points lower than for any of his predecessors in Gallup's polling era. Trump's ratings showed a record 81-percentage-point average gap between Republicans and Democrats -- 11 points wider than the prior record.
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  3. The Twice Impeached ex President Donald Trump left the White House with 34% of Americans approve of the job he is doing as president, the worst evaluation of his presidency. His 41% average approval rating throughout his presidency is four points lower than for any of his predecessors in Gallup's polling era. Trump's ratings showed a record 81-percentage-point average gap between Republicans and Democrats -- 11 points wider than the prior record.
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  4. FDT Lets go Stormy
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  5. Because he is doing a great job! HIs approval is higher than Donnie the CLOWNS The Twice Impeached ex President Donald Trump left the White House with 34% of Americans approve of the job he is doing as president, the worst evaluation of his presidency. His 41% average approval rating throughout his presidency is four points lower than for any of his predecessors in Gallup's polling era. Trump's ratings showed a record 81-percentage-point average gap between Republicans and Democrats -- 11 points wider than the prior record.
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