Are people already regretting their choice?

[ZiprHead]

 

[TV and credit cards]

Oh, so that was a Subway sandwich. Was the officer struck Hispanic? Were there jalapeños on the sandwich? See where I’m going with this? Perhaps Bondi can file hate crime charges against him.

 

[ZiprHead]

The sandwich guy topic seems to be a derail to the subject of the thread. Unless sandwich guy used to be Trump supporter.

 

[thebeave]

I thought the saying was always that you could get a grand jury to indict a sandwich??

That's a ham sandwich. NBC news reports the offending sandwich in this case was salami. I don't think it was on a hard roll. Had it been a hard roll, he definitely would have been indicted.
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That makes sense. His throw and aim was not that of someone who was ham-handed.

 

[Jimmy Higgins]

I thought the saying was always that you could get a grand jury to indict a sandwich??

That's a ham sandwich. NBC news reports the offending sandwich in this case was salami. I don't think it was on a hard roll. Had it been a hard roll, he definitely would have been indicted.
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That makes sense. His throw and aim was not that of someone who was ham-handed.

I just reported this post for obvious reasons that require a permanent ban.

 

[southernhybrid]

The sandwich guy topic seems to be a derail to the subject of the thread. Unless sandwich guy used to be Trump supporter.

Since when do we stay on topic in any thread?

But, sort of on topic. I assume that a lot of Trumpers are regretting their choice because I read one of the most recent polls gave him a 37% rating. That's still way too high imo, but it does appear as if he's lost a lot of his former supporters. I would think that only people who suffer from severe cognitive decline or who were Newsmax viewers would approve of Trump at this point.

 

[southernhybrid]

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...-trump-approval-rating-new-polls/85851490007/

Quinnipiac University Poll​

• 37% approve
• 55% disapprove

Quinnipiac University's most recent polling has the lowest approval rating for the Republican president among the bunch, slipping three points since its last survey conducted in mid-July.

Since the survey's polling at the start of Trump's second term in January, positive opinions of his job performance have dropped nine points, while disapproval rates are up 12 points.

The article says that the average is about 43%, but I don't want to believe it's that high.

 

[ZiprHead]

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...-trump-approval-rating-new-polls/85851490007/

Quinnipiac University Poll​

• 37% approve
• 55% disapprove

Quinnipiac University's most recent polling has the lowest approval rating for the Republican president among the bunch, slipping three points since its last survey conducted in mid-July.

Since the survey's polling at the start of Trump's second term in January, positive opinions of his job performance have dropped nine points, while disapproval rates are up 12 points.

The article says that the average is about 43%, but I don't want to believe it's that high.

I saw that yesterday. Underwater bigly on all the major issues.

And Quinnipiac is usually the most favorable polling organization to Trump.

 

[Loren Pechtel]

I thought the saying was always that you could get a grand jury to indict a sandwich??

Must not have been a ham sandwich.

 

[Swammerdami]

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...-trump-approval-rating-new-polls/85851490007/

Quinnipiac University Poll​

• 37% approve
• 55% disapprove

Quinnipiac University's most recent polling has the lowest approval rating for the Republican president among the bunch, slipping three points since its last survey conducted in mid-July.

Since the survey's polling at the start of Trump's second term in January, positive opinions of his job performance have dropped nine points, while disapproval rates are up 12 points.

The article says that the average is about 43%, but I don't want to believe it's that high.

But ... Ouch! This inspired me to click over to Nate Silver's synopsis of ten recent polls. I'm sincerely sorry to "rain on the parade."

Polls are classified by voter type; in increasing order of utility these are
* A - adults
* RV - registered voters
* LV - likely voters

The net approvals by voter-type of poll are (raw results):
A: -8, -15, -15, -14, -21 // Average == -15
RV: -18, -2 // Average == -10
LV: -1, -4, +10 // Average == +2

The net approvals by voter-type of poll are (with Silver's adjustments):
A: -4, -13, -12, -11, -17 // Average == - 11
RV: -15, -5, // Average == -10
LV: -6, -5, +4 // Average == -2

It appears that many of those disapproving of Trump are unlikely to vote, or even not registered to vote.
Registering them and convincing them to vote must be a high priority.

 

[robnisch]