they say i have the most loyal people. did you ever see that? where i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn t lose any voters, okay? it s like incredible. donald trump has flip-flopped on so many issues since becoming president, he s already broken so many promises that you would think at least some of his supporters would, you know, care. and some do. one trump support told politico this week, we expect him to keep his word and right now he s not keeping his word. some trump voters are angry over his decision to bomb syria despite long calling such interventionist foreign policy a mistake. and they re also frustrated by the apparent marginalization of breitbart s steve bannon, who has reportedly lost influence in the white house. the founder changed her header image to this. mr. president, i stand with steve bannon. so that s happening. but the reality is despite his
the supreme court as far as, especially the social conservatives were concerned, was a if not the determining factor in their vote, he signed this planned parenthood defunding legislation yesterday. you know, the list goes on of the conservative things. just look at his cabinet and the people he s appointed who are deeply conservative from betsy devos to scott pruitt. they still feel like they re getting what they voted for. where i think that patience runs out is if they don t feel, as donald trump told them he would, that america is being made great again. that s a pocket book issue. the two most determinative factors in a president s popularity are peace and prosperity. and if people don t feel in their bottom line like they have a better life, stronger income, more job security, and that the country is better off in terms of global affairs, then they re going to lose support for the president. democrats may want to think about adopting the ronald reagan question, are you better
americans will be joining the tax marge for economic justice. people will be marching to demand that washington stop working for the loibsz and billionaires and start working for the american people. people will be marching to tell donald trump they want to know who he really is working for and for congress to force donald trump to release his taxes. donald, the time for hiding is over. as tax day approaches and there s president talks tax reform, tens of thousands of people are expected to march tomorrow calling for donald trump to release his tax returns. during the campaign donald held fast to the notion that he couldn t release them because he was under audit. the trump team narrative began to shift when adviser kellyanne conway said the real reason is
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one trump support told politico this week, we expect him to keep his word and right now he s not keeping his word. some trump voters are angry over his decision to bomb syria despite long calling such interventionist foreign policy a mistake. and they re also frustrated by the apparent marginalization of breitbart s steve bannon, who has reportedly lost influence in the white house. the founder changed her header image to this. mr. president, i stand with steve bannon. so that s happening. but the reality is despite his many broken promises, most trump supporters remain squarely on the trump train. this is trump s approval rating over the past month. while there s some variation, his ratings are in essentially the same place they were a month ago, with 40% approval and 55% disapproval. the new york times reports that many trump voters are unfazed by his reversals, citing undented confidence that they have in trump as a get things done leader and deal maker.