Summary
Donald Trump has the lowest approval rating of any newly elected U.S. president since World War II, except for himself in 2017.
While his immigration policies and government downsizing have support, controversial moves—like ending birthright citizenship and renaming the Gulf of Mexico—face strong opposition.
Economic concerns, particularly rising prices, remain a major issue for voters.
Analysts say Trump’s popularity will likely hinge on broader economic and immigration policies, with potential political consequences for Republicans in the 2026 elections.
So your argument is that someone who used to vote should still count as a “voter” even if they didn’t vote last year?
If someone votes in 2020, then tries to off a candidate in 2024 and dies before they can vote in 2024, absolutely they are a voter.
Your argument is that someone who is politically active up until their death and doesn’t pull a Jesus to vote after death is a nonvoter?
So the word “voter” to you includes folks who didn’t vote?
That’s so weird. XD
No, a voter is some who voted.
To you, nonvoter includes people who voted. You’re just a version of chatGPT with no conscious awareness prior to the year 2024.
Then how do you describe someome who didn’t vote in 2024?
Correct, the category of nonvoters includes former voters who didn’t vote this time. Seems pretty straightforward to me.
Nonvoters are people who choose not to vote, not people prevented from voting by being in jail or dead. You think it’s straightforward because you’re an LLM running on an OG Raspberry Pi.
Weird, I’m used to being called an NPC by right-wingers.
Interesting because discouraging people from voting also helps the right wing, so you’re pretty busy actively benefiting fascists in at least one way.
Did they vote the fascists out of Germany, Italy, and Japan?
What makes you think kicking them out of America is going to be any different?