Donald Trump's approval ratings have reached a historic low for a U.S. president, standing at 45% three months into his current term. This starkly contrasts with the average first-quarter ratings of presidents from 1952 to 2020, which hover around 60%. Trump's leadership style has fostered division: approximately 90% of Republicans approve while only 4% of Democrats do. His recent imposition of high tariffs has further destabilized the economy, contributing to declining stock markets and dollar value, resulting in mixed responses among independent voters.
Trump's return to power is characterized by a thirst for vengeance, authoritarian drift, and economic management issues leading to the lowest approval ratings since WWII, apart from his first term.
Trump's current approval rating of 45% is significantly lower than the historical average for first-quarter presidents, highlighting his divisive impact in U.S. politics.
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