Bombshell New Approval Ratings Reveal What Americans Really Think of Donald Trump

Yet, despite the shifting demographics, no Democrat has yet emerged with approval ratings that look much better.

Kamala Harris’s favorability stands at just 39%, while Gavin Newsom’s hovers around 37%.

In other words, the country may be tired of Trump — but it hasn’t fallen in love with anyone else.

Trump’s Counter-Narrative: “We’re Winning”

If Trump is rattled by the numbers, he doesn’t show it.

In speeches across Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Arizona this month, he has doubled down on the message that his administration is delivering — even if the media refuses to admit it.

At a rally in Pittsburgh, Trump told the crowd:

“They can print all the fake polls they want — but I’ll tell you what’s real. Gas is cheaper, crime is down, the border is tighter, and factories are coming back. The fake news doesn’t want you to believe it, but you see it with your own eyes.”

He even mocked the pollsters directly.

“YouGov?” he said. “I call them You’re Wrong.”

The crowd roared.

It’s a familiar strategy — portraying himself as the underdog hero fighting both the establishment and the media.

And politically, it still works.

Despite everything, Trump’s favorability among his base remains sky-high. In the latest Rasmussen poll, 89% of self-identified MAGA voters said they would “definitely” vote for him again.

That’s loyalty most politicians could only dream of.

Why the Polls Don’t Scare Him