Trump approval ratings

Approval ratings continue to provide grim reading for Joe Biden, who now faces conservatives emboldened by Supreme Court and primaries wins.

President Donald Trump has received his lowest approval rating since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new poll.

The president has faced a challenging time.

It could spell trouble for Republicans in the 2018 midterms.

The president sent out the message on Sunday.

"Donald J. Trump makes his ranking debut at the bottom of the list," the survey states.

The state that sets the agenda for presidential races and handed Trump a decisive victory in 2016 now overwhelmingly disapproves of his performance.

The results showed opinions about the Democratic Party are at a 25-year low.

Trump and Putin, two of the world's most powerful men, both lost out big time to German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

The president's recent move on health care is just the latest example of his incompetence, according to Representative Adam Schiff, a top-ranking Democrat.

Trump is faring poorly even in deep-red states that helped him clinch the 2016 election.

Voters also stated that Clinton lost because of a "weak" candidacy and "outside factors."

The president's approval rating is nearly 30 points worse than Bill Clinton's during MonicaGate.

Some voters who chose Hillary Clinton in November actually wished Bernie Sanders had been the Democratic nominee.

A majority of Americans think the economy's in good shape despite the new president.