President Trump’s approval rating has hit its lowest point of his career, at 33 percent, according to a fresh Reuters/Ipsos survey. This is the third time this specific result has appeared in recent polling, and it highlights a difficult stretch for the administration as it navigates significant public dissatisfaction.
The data reveals that 63 percent of respondents now disapprove of the president, which is a slight 2-point dip from the highest disapproval rating recorded during his second term. Even with that minor shift, the overall sentiment remains clearly negative for the White House. When you look at the specific issues driving these numbers, the cost of living stands out as a massive headache for the president.
