"Across the aisle, on the Republican side, there is enormous unity around President Trump, and I think we are obviously starting to see real questions about who will pick up the mantle from him after the midterms, crediting the tremendous unity to the way [Trump] has remade the Republican Party. He's at 87% approval rating among Republicans according to the latest poll," she replied."
"This is part of what we're seeing from the Democratic side of the aisle. It's a lot of cope over the fact that they don't really have a vision, they don't have a next-generation leader who's gonna step in and take the place, and so we hear a lot about how Trump's approval ratings are cratering and blah, blah, blah."
Kaylee McGhee White argued that declining national approval numbers for President Trump reflect heightened voter expectations rather than a loss of support. She emphasized strong Republican unity, citing an 87% approval rating among Republicans, and attributed Democratic attention to polling declines to a lack of vision and a next-generation leader. McGhee White pointed to recent policy actions including immigration crackdowns at the Southern Border, U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, and efforts to keep women's spaces for women, claiming 80–90% public support on those issues. Gallup polling showed only 36% of adults view Trump favorably, with a personal low of 34% in January 2021.
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