The K M Links Game - May 2024 Week 1
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The Real Donald Trump
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13:07 Sat 21st Mar 2020
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I've seen that timeline before, but this presentation is better.
There will be some who denounce this as 'yet another attack on Trump', but it looks like a man who interprets news in a way that will resonate best with his core demographic.
It would be interesting to hear what any Trump advocates think about this - beyond 'this is a typical liberal attack' (yada yada yada).
What is it that they see here?
I've seen that timeline before, but this presentation is better.
There will be some who denounce this as 'yet another attack on Trump', but it looks like a man who interprets news in a way that will resonate best with his core demographic.
It would be interesting to hear what any Trump advocates think about this - beyond 'this is a typical liberal attack' (yada yada yada).
What is it that they see here?
the Trump administration had their warning in plenty of time and presumably failed to digest it......
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//A poll released Friday shows President Donald Trump’s approval for his handling of the Chinese coronavirus outbreak is on the rise.
In the figures reported by ABC, a full 55 percent of Americans approve of the president’s management of the crisis, against 43 percent who disapprove.
Trump’s approval on this issue is up from last week, when the numbers were nearly reversed. Only 43 percent approved of Trump’s handling of the pandemic and 54 percent disapproved in last week’s poll.
The poll conducted by Ipsos in partnership with ABC News, using Ipsos’ Knowledge Panel, asked Americans about the disruption to their daily lives amid more urgent efforts to contain the spread of the global pandemic, Trump’s response, and their concerns over contracting the virus.
Critically, as more people express concern for the viral disease, so too do more people approve of the work the Trump administration is undertaking to handle the crisis in public health.
Anxiety over the coronavirus is widespread, according to the poll, with 79 percent of Americans saying they are concerned that they or someone they know will be infected, which is a significant uptick from last week when 66 percent said the same.
Among Democrats, 87 percent are concerned about getting coronavirus, including 37 percent who are very concerned. Republicans remain the least concerned among the ideological groups, with 66 percent saying they are concerned, including 23 percent who are very concerned.
Only 12 percent of Democrats and 34 percent of Republicans are not concerned.
Overall attitudes towards Trump’s handling of the crisis also strongly breaks along partisan party lines.
In a split from Democrats’ overall attitudes, even from last week, 30 percent of Democrats approve, which is about double the number from last week’s poll, and 69 percent disapprove, down from 86 percent. Meanwhile, an overwhelming 92 percent of Republicans approve, up from 86 percent last week. Only 8 percent disapprove, compared to 11 percent in last week’s poll. //
Ohh Dear. Trump being popular is a bigger disaster, than the disaster, for the luvvies everywhere. Haha. :))
In the figures reported by ABC, a full 55 percent of Americans approve of the president’s management of the crisis, against 43 percent who disapprove.
Trump’s approval on this issue is up from last week, when the numbers were nearly reversed. Only 43 percent approved of Trump’s handling of the pandemic and 54 percent disapproved in last week’s poll.
The poll conducted by Ipsos in partnership with ABC News, using Ipsos’ Knowledge Panel, asked Americans about the disruption to their daily lives amid more urgent efforts to contain the spread of the global pandemic, Trump’s response, and their concerns over contracting the virus.
Critically, as more people express concern for the viral disease, so too do more people approve of the work the Trump administration is undertaking to handle the crisis in public health.
Anxiety over the coronavirus is widespread, according to the poll, with 79 percent of Americans saying they are concerned that they or someone they know will be infected, which is a significant uptick from last week when 66 percent said the same.
Among Democrats, 87 percent are concerned about getting coronavirus, including 37 percent who are very concerned. Republicans remain the least concerned among the ideological groups, with 66 percent saying they are concerned, including 23 percent who are very concerned.
Only 12 percent of Democrats and 34 percent of Republicans are not concerned.
Overall attitudes towards Trump’s handling of the crisis also strongly breaks along partisan party lines.
In a split from Democrats’ overall attitudes, even from last week, 30 percent of Democrats approve, which is about double the number from last week’s poll, and 69 percent disapprove, down from 86 percent. Meanwhile, an overwhelming 92 percent of Republicans approve, up from 86 percent last week. Only 8 percent disapprove, compared to 11 percent in last week’s poll. //
Ohh Dear. Trump being popular is a bigger disaster, than the disaster, for the luvvies everywhere. Haha. :))
Here's hoping that Trump's administration gets on top of this, but that doesn't change the fact that for a long time he was playing it down in the extreme, and, perhaps unintentionally, was regularly getting things wrong. Calling it the "corona flu", for example, or suggesting that everybody in the US would be able to get a test, when that still isn't quite true.
The measure of his success in dealing with this can't be taken yet anyway. Public opinion will quickly shift if this spirals out of control. Invoking the Defense Production Act, declaring a National Emergency, etc, are all welcome steps to help ensure that it does not.
The measure of his success in dealing with this can't be taken yet anyway. Public opinion will quickly shift if this spirals out of control. Invoking the Defense Production Act, declaring a National Emergency, etc, are all welcome steps to help ensure that it does not.
