The new CBS News vote, released on Sunday, revealed President Donald Trump with the highest approval rating over both his term, with 53% of voters certifying previous leadership.
A few weeks after his second term, voters believe Trump followed his campaign pledge on issues such as immigration, diplomacy and government waste removal. On “Face the Nation,” CBS host Margaret Brennan opened the show with their discussion New polls Regarding voters’ sentiment towards Trump at Anthony Salvant, executive director of CBS News Elections and Research, it shows that most not only approve the president, but also believe 70% are keen to the campaign pledge. I did.
“I’ll keep it simple, Margaret. He’s doing what he said in the public’s eyes he’s going to do in the campaign. There’s political value in it. In fact, 70% of it. People say they are doing what he promised, and that’s whether they approve him or not,” Salvant said.
“There’s a different part of this that continues from the campaign. There was a saying that he’s been said to be tough and energetic, but he’s still a big number today,” Salvant added. “So, people are watching these first few weeks, so there was a lot of activity, and they have got that general sense of governance, which is reflected in these early numbers. That’s recognition.”
In a poll that voted 2,175 US adults between February 5 and 7, 69% said Trump was tough, 63% said he had energy, 60% focused him, and 58% described him as effective. During the first few weeks of inauguration, 49% of respondents said the president was doing better than expected, while 41% only predicted, and only 9% thought it was less than expected. He said that. (Related: “Let’s do it”: Ukrainian President Zelenki says yes to Trump’s request)
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Trump has shown positive signs about issues such as deporting illegal criminal immigrants, with 59% approved crackdowns, while some Americans are slightly interested in economic issues It looks like you have. Studies show that 66% of Americans do not believe the administration is focusing adequately on lowering prices for goods and services, with 31% being the right amount, while 3% being too much He answers:
Respondents give mixed feedback on prices they’ve seen over the past few weeks, with 47% saying prices generally rise and 41% staying roughly the same. The survey also showed a gap in cost between gas and eggs, with 33% saying gas has risen and 63% saying egg prices have risen. same.
However, Trump is actively carrying out handling the Israeli-Hama conflict, with 54% acknowledging his leadership and 46% disapproving. On Tuesday evening, Trump appeared with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a press conference following a meeting to discuss the ongoing war in the Middle East, when the US “takes over” the Gaza Strip. It ultimately shocked the reporters after announcing they were planning. For the Palestinians to “have peace.”
47% of respondents said the idea was bad, while 40% said they still didn’t understand the problem, while 13% thought it was a good idea. In particular, when asked how much they read about the president’s comments on the issue, only 28% said they read “a lot,” while 38% said “not much.” . ”
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