Trump approval? Don't think so...

President Trump Says He Has Higher Approval Ratings Than Obama. That’s Not True
Time Magazine

 Fake President Trump Says He Has Higher Approval Ratings Than Obama. That’s Not True
Fake President Trump unleashed a series of tweets Sunday morning, touting a poll that showed him with a 50% approval rating, which he said was higher than his predecessor. But that wasn't all true.

The new Rasmussen Poll, one of the most accurate in the 2016 Election, just out with a Trump 50% Approval Rating.That's higher than O's #'s!

The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking poll did show President Trump with a 50% approval rating on Friday, June 16 — the first time Trump had reached this high of an approval rating since April, the pollsters noted.

But on June 16, 2009, then-President Obama had a 56% approval rating under the same poll. And on June 18, 2009, Obama had a 55% approval rating.

Other polls show Trump with much lower approval ratings than all of his predecessors, not just Barack Obama.

As of June 13, the Gallup daily tracking poll showed that just 36% approve of the job Trump is doing as President, while 60% disapprove. The poll provides daily approval ratings dating back to Harry Truman, and Trump is the only President to hit a 60% disapproval rating within the first four-and-a-half months of his presidency.

On Sunday, Trump also called Rasmussen "one of the most accurate polls" of the 2016 election, but they inaccurately predicted a Clinton electoral college victory — as many polls did.In August 2016, Rasmussen Reports received a C+ overall from FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver. Gallup received a B-.

He actually just lives in cloud cuckoo land.

I was thinking about this, this morning.  There is something abnormal about Donald Trump.  Something in his thinking pattern is askew.  He doesn't reason, so much as he grasps at grunts and urges of thoughts.  He doesn't develop a linear path to his ideas.

I think perhaps he is suffering from early-onset dementia.  I know he has been impulsive and heedless for quite some time, but it could be that such lifelong impetuousness is associated, and perhaps causative of early onset Autism.  We know so little about it, anything's possible.

Could it be that we elected our demented father...who would otherwise belong in Valley of the Moon Rest Home?  The press keeps trying to make sense of his expressions and policies, when what makes most sense is he is (as you say, eds) cuckoo.

What does that say about Americans who follow him?

Quill, I have often thought he might be on the autism spectrum.

Original Quill wrote:President Trump Says He Has Higher Approval Ratings Than Obama. That’s Not True
Time Magazine

 Fake President Trump Says He Has Higher Approval Ratings Than Obama. That’s Not True
Fake President Trump unleashed a series of tweets Sunday morning, touting a poll that showed him with a 50% approval rating, which he said was higher than his predecessor. But that wasn't all true.

The new Rasmussen Poll, one of the most accurate in the 2016 Election, just out with a Trump 50% Approval Rating.That's higher than O's #'s!

The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking poll did show President Trump with a 50% approval rating on Friday, June 16 — the first time Trump had reached this high of an approval rating since April, the pollsters noted.

But on June 16, 2009, then-President Obama had a 56% approval rating under the same poll. And on June 18, 2009, Obama had a 55% approval rating.

Other polls show Trump with much lower approval ratings than all of his predecessors, not just Barack Obama.

As of June 13, the Gallup daily tracking poll showed that just 36% approve of the job Trump is doing as President, while 60% disapprove. The poll provides daily approval ratings dating back to Harry Truman, and Trump is the only President to hit a 60% disapproval rating within the first four-and-a-half months of his presidency.

On Sunday, Trump also called Rasmussen "one of the most accurate polls" of the 2016 election, but they inaccurately predicted a Clinton electoral college victory — as many polls did.In August 2016, Rasmussen Reports received a C+ overall from FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver. Gallup received a B-.

If he didn't have the same level of emotional maturity as a newborn infant, he wouldn't find it necessary to keep announcing how he's "the bestest,  cleverest, most successful" being on earth. And it's always Obama he compares himself with, for some strange reason. Put your ridiculous obsession with Obama away and get on with your job.