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LurkerMom: Democrats can't even keep their own house in order.

Umm.

Nearly two months into his second term, 42% of voters approve of the job he’s doing, while 53% disapprove and 6% did not respond, according to Quinnipiac University’s national poll of registered voters released this week. This marks a drop of 3 percentage points from the university’s February poll and a drop of 4 percentage points since its January poll.

Here’s how voters rated his handling of key issues, according to the poll (he's seriously underwater on every issue except trade with Chyna, including 13 points under on the economy):

Trade with China: 46% approve, 44% disapprove

Immigration: 46% approve, 49% disapprove

Foreign policy: 42% approve, 53% disapprove,

The military: 41% approve, 48% disapprove

The economy: 41% approve, 54% disapprove

The federal workforce: 40% approve, 55% disapprove

The Russia-Ukraine war: 38% approve, 55% disapprove

The Israel-Hamas conflict: 37% approve, 49% disapprove

Trade with Mexico: 37% approve, 56% disapprove

Trade with Canada: 36% approve, 58% disapprove

https://www.usnews.com/news/national-news/articles...

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