Trump Approval Dips Below 40% Amid Iran, Economic Woes

0:00On April 1st, President Trump's approval rating has slipped below 40 percent in two major polling averages from the New York Times in Nate, Silver's Silver Bulletin. That's a big fall from over 50 percent at the start of his second term. Hit hard by economic worries and foreign policy drama. Meanwhile, the Real Queer Politics average keeps him barely above at 41 percent. Fresh polls back the slide, with Reuters' sipsos clocking him at 36 percent on March 24th, and Quinnipiac, plus AP Norse, both around, 38 percent. Public pushback on the Iran conflict is fueling a lot of this heat. Over half of voters oppose U.S. military moves there, and most say it's already gone too far, with even bigger resistance to sending ground troops. Divisions are cracking his base too, as MAGA die hearts they loyal, but other Republicans waver, and some big conservative voices are breaking ranks. Magrives like skyrocketing living costs, plus immigration frustrations, keep piling

1:00on, with most Americans urging a shift back to domestic, fixes over endless foreign fights. Stay informed, with U.S. News Today, AI-powered updates, I'm Cory with the story.