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 Originally Posted by Poopadoop
I guess that depends on who you ask. If you ask his core supporters they probably all think he's doing a great job. If you ask the people who never liked him, they probably think he's doing an awful job. So it's the ones in the middle who need to be won over and kept. The last I heard his approval rating was 32%, so that leads me to believe those ones in the middle aren't really with him.
My read -- which is a great read -- is that the sizable number of Christian conservatives who didn't vote for him because they did not like him for their Christiany reasons will mostly vote for him in 2020. And some middle-of-the-road or neo-conservative Republicans who couldn't pull the trigger for him will in 2020. Not all of these types will do so though. There is some deeply entrenched hate for Trump among people who call themselves conservative or Republican. I periodically review their main news sources just to see if they have yet come to their senses.
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