President Trump 52% Approval Rating Stuns Enemedia, at 62% in Some States

As the Democrats move further to the left embracing jihad, Jew-hatred, infanticide and all things evil, President Trump’s approval ratings continue to soar.

CNSNews.com: A new Gallup survey (covering 2018) shows that approval for President Donald Trump ranges from 50% to 62% in 17 states, up from 12 such states in 2017. Also, Trump’s lowest approval ratings are in states such as Hawaii (26%) and Vermont (28%), which he did not win in the 2016 election.

In another 17 states, Trump’s approval rating ranges between 40% and 49%.

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“The states most approving of Trump were generally in the South and Mountain West areas of the country, while he fared most poorly in New England and on the West Coast,” reported Gallup, noting that Trump’s approval was below 40% in 16 states.

TRUMP 52% APPROVAL JOLTS WASHINGTON BEST IN YEARS

President Trump’s approval rating among likely voters is the highest it’s has been in nearly 2 years!

After the greatest State of the Union Address in history, the near elimination of ISIS, fantastic economic numbers, and standing firm on his promise to BUILD THE WALL, it’s clear President Trump is succeeding at an unprecedented rate.

Democrats and the Fake News are panicking because no matter how much they lie about President Trump’s accomplishments, he just keeps WINNING.

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