‘Finger’ have begun to move on to Donald Trump Even the Republican Americans who voted for him. A poll by the Ipsos Institute and Reuters shows that the popularity of the US president is beginning to fall and that he loses enough “ground” because of the extreme political practices.
Although its popularity has fallen to its lowest level since it has returned to the White House for the second time, the percentages recorded by Donald Trump remain much higher than the previous president, Joe Biden.
Many Americans seem anxious about his efforts to broaden the powers of his, especially for his movements intended to punish universities that finds too liberally, such as Harvard, in which he frozen large amounts of funding (over $ 2 billion) as the university administration claims does not fight “anti -Semitism”.
Harvard appealed to justice yesterday against Donald Trump’s government.
Another reason seems to be the fact that he named himself the head of his board Kennedycultural and theatrical institution in Washington.
The first months of Donald Trump’s second term left many of his opponents, as he signed dozens of presidential executive decrees that broaden his powers, both in state institutions and in the private sector, for example in universities and law firms.
The 42% of the sample in the 6 -day investigation made by the Institute, He approves Donald Trump’s performance in office. Similar survey 3 weeks ago showed 43%. It is worth noting that after Donald Trump’s swearing -in on January 20th, the rate reached 47%.
The 83% of the survey sample (4,306 voters) judges that the US president must obey court decisionseven if they do not find it.
Members of his government may be confronted with criminal prosecutions of contempt for justice, for violating the federal judge to suspend deportations of alleged gang members without being able to question the lawsuit and the law of 1798.
The 57% —And one third of those who said Republican voters – disagreed with the position that ‘it is okay for the US president to cancel funding on universities If he disagrees with how they are commanded. “
Even higher percentage —the 66%– does not believe that the president should check National Theaters and Museums, Cultural Institutions wider.
Last month, the Republican ordered the Smithsonian Institution, an institution that manages many museums, to expose “inappropriate” content.
On various issues, by the inflation and immigration as taxation and rule of lawthe poll indicated that Most Americans disagree with the president’s positions.
To migrationthe issue that most people support him, 45% approves his performance, but 46% condemns them.
In terms of foreign policy59% of the sample – and about one -third of the Republican voters – believes America loses its credibility on a worldwide scale.
Three -quarters of the sample consider Donald Trump should not be nominated for a third term – Something that has been implied that the property tycoon can seek, even though the US Constitution forbids it.
On the other hand, 53% of this view is endorsed by Republican voters.
The poll statistical error margin is about ± 2%.