Polit status: Where President Trump is among Americans for 50 days in his second term

On the eve of his 50th day in the office, President Donald Trump said the US is “back”.

Trump revealed in an interview at the end of this week on Fox News “Sunday Morning Futures” in his second tour at the White House for seven weeks, that he and his administration were “moving” at a very fast pace “.

“The best opening month of any president in history,” the President recently wrote in a social media post, as he postponed his achievements , Some of them controversial – since their January 20 inauguration.

But the most recent national elections indicate that Americans do not have such a good approach about Trump Presidency, and are divided on the work done so far.

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President Donald Trump addresses a joint session of Congress at Capital, on Tuesday, March 4, 2025. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)

Trump’s approval ratings were underwater in three surveys-Water/Ipsos, CNN and NPR/PBS/Marist-who were held for a joint session of the Congress before the President’s address last week. This was the first major primary speech of his second administration.

But Trump’s approval rating was in the positive field in another New pole.

And Trump, who has been closely monitoring public opinion voting, took his “highest approval rating” since the inauguration on social media on Monday.

While the Americans are divided over Trump’s performance, the approval rating for their second term is an improvement from their first visit to their duty, when they started 2017 in the negative field and lived under water in their four -year tenure the White House.

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But even a little slippery.

An average of all the most recent national elections indicates that Trump’s approval rating is just above the water. However, Trump has seen its number slightly below after returning to the White House in late January, when his elections were indicated by the President’s approval rating in the 50s and their rejection in the mid -40s.

The veteran Republican Pollster Neil Newhouse told Fox News, “Keep these numbers in perspective. The number she is still average was still at any point during her first presidential post.”

President Donald Trump made an announcement on March 3, 2025 in the Roosevelt Room at the White House. (Reuters/Lih Millice)

And the Newhouse insisted that Trump’s Republican “Aadhaar is still behind him.”

Daron Shaw, a professor of politics and president at the University of Texas, also pointed to Trump’s rock-solid GOP support.

“He had never supported the first administration among the Democrats, but he had some trouble with Republican,” Shaw, who serves as a member of the Fox News Decision Team and is a Republican partner. Fox News PollSpotlight. “This is an intense difference between 2017 and 2025. The party is completely frozen behind it.”

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The Presidents are proceeding at WARP Speed ​​at the White House seven weeks earlier at the White House with a hurry of executive orders and tasks. His steps not only fulfilled some of his major campaign promises, but also allowed the return President to flex his executive muscle, quickly stamped the federal government, made a big cut in the federal workforce and also settled some long -standing complaints.

According to a count by Fox News, on Monday, Trump signed 89 executive orders on Monday since its inauguration, which overtakes the rate of any recent President’s predecessors during its first weeks in the office.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order, stopping federal funds from schools and universities, which impose the Kovid -19 vaccine mandate at the White House on 14 February 2025. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

In those moves, the immigration increased the foreign policy of the country by slapping the tariff standing on major business partners including a high-profile Crackdown, Canada and Mexico and assisting Ukraine to Ukraine and struggling with the President of that country in the Oval Office.

“They have flooded the area with their policies and have disorganized the Democrats,” the Newhouse said.

And pointing to a lack of favorable ratings for the Democratic party, the Newhouse highlighted that the “number of Trump could slip a bit, but it is certain that the Heck has not gone to the Democrat.”

While he is in a better turnout during his first term, Trump’s approval rating is seven weeks less in his presidential post as compared to his recent predecessors at the White House.

Shaw said that neither Trump nor Former President Joe Biden “Started with excessive approval. It’s not like a honeymoon period that we historically expect to enjoy the presidents … historically, the other side gives you a little way when you come in the first time. It is not yet.”

The President Joe Biden speaks of his administration on 10 December 2024. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

Biden’s approval ratings as President decreased by the mid-50s during the first six months of his single term, along with his rejection in the upper 30s, as well as in the-40s.

However, the number of bidons was submerged in the late summer of 2021 and the negative area in autumn, which is in view of its multi-critical handling of the turbulant Let us get out of Afghanistan, And a boom of migrants crossing in the US with the southern border of the country between increasing inflation and with Mexico.

Biden’s approval rating remained under water during the rest of his presidential post.

Shaw said about Biden, “He just got crippled and never recovered.”

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There are some warning signs for Trump.

Reuters/Ipsos Pol indicated that only one of the three gave the President a thumb to deal with the cost of life.

Shaw emphasized that inflation, the issue on which Trump was helped to bring back to the White House is important for the President’s political fate.

“If prices are high, he is going to have trouble,” Shaw warned.