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I think people overlook how 2018 was a fairly normal midterm. Trump had not actually done that much. The economy was still good (had been for several years at that point). He'd passed a tax cut but the impacts hadn't been felt yet. McCain saved him from taking millions of ppls healthcare away.

There were some very ugly immigration stories, but not enough to really drive the normies away. It was mostly just more people who hated him turned out than people who liked him. There wasn't a lot of persuasion. This is where we might've been pre-Iran. It's not where we are now.

Yo I hate to beg and pester but could you also do the strongly approve/strongly disapprove just as their own? Because I think that's more representative of the real beliefs. No one feels *weakly* about Trump.

it’s still really funny how he got a rally round the flag effect from covid and completely fucked it. unique among western governments I think

I would love to see this chart only with strongly approve or disapprove. I think that correlates better with potential voting outcomes.

On the other hand, you might argue that a nation where 35% of the population approves of Donald Trump's current performance is far too stupid to govern itself effectively.