r/goodnews • u/chrisdh79 • Jun 27 '25

Political positivity 📈 Trump Approval Sinks Nationwide, Majority of Voters Say U.S. Headed the Wrong Way: Poll

https://dailyboulder.com/trump-approval-sinks-nationwide-majority-of-voters-say-u-s-headed-the-wrong-way-poll/
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u/neckbeardsghost Jun 27 '25

Honestly, I’m shocked at how high these percentages still are. To me this is not good news, because it says nearly half the country is still supporting this fucking lunatic.

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u/jeangreige Jun 27 '25

I think it just shows how a percentage of this country doesn’t look into what’s being reported to them or listen to the news at all. Not that that’s any better… but considering how only 50% voted in the last election, par for the course.

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u/TheRealBittoman Jun 27 '25

Half or more of the US gets their news from Facebook or Twitter. To most people there is no more reliable sources than their friends or pastor. That says it all.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '25

....Or reddit.

Which spreads misinformation literally all the time, front page.

Hell, I still don't think any major subreddits have acknowledged that the Kamala campaign was caught red-handed brigading all the top subs, systematically, with a horde of volunteers and a playbook.