Thursday, September 24, 2026

Trump Will Still Be Dangerous (Even With A Democratic Congress)


 

Most Voters Say Trump Would NOT Pay The $5000 Dividend If The GOP Wins


The chart above reflects the results of the Economist / YouGov Poll -- done between September 11th and 14th of a nationwide sample of 1,461 registered voters, with a 3.3 point margin of error.

Trump Treads On His Base

Political Cartoon is by Joe Heller at hellertoon.com.
 

NPR/PBS/Marist Poll Shows Democrats With An Electoral Advantage


 



These charts are from the NPR / PBS News / Marist Poll -- done on September 14th and 15th of a nationwide sample of 1,280 registered voters, with a 3.8 point margin of error.

White House Press

Political Cartoon is by Lalo Alcaraz at Pocho.com.
 

Strength In Numbers Poll Has Trump Approval At A record Low


 



The charts above are from the Strength in Numbers / Verasight Poll -- done between September 16th and 21st of a nationwide sample of 1,528 adults, with a 2.6 point margin of error.

Press Pool (Trump Version)

Political Cartoon is by Nick Anderson at Rawstory.com.
 

Trump's U.N. Speech Did Not Impress Anyone


 

Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Trump Is Turning The GOP Into An Instrument Of Prejudice


 

Only 35% Of Voters Approve Of The Job Trump Is Doing


The chart above reflects the results of the Economist / YouGov Poll -- done between September 18th and 21st of a nationwide sample of 1,401 registered voters, with a 3.4 point margin of error. 

He Wouldn't Get Bad Press If He Didn't Do Bad Things

Political Cartoon is by John Drkow in the Columbia Missourian.
 

More Voters Need Help From The Government Than Don't


The chart above reflects the results of the Economist / YouGov Poll -- done between September 18th and 21st of a nationwide sample of 1,401 registered voters, with a 3.4 point margin of error. 

The Constitution Is Just A Nuisance To Trump

Political Cartoon is by Mike Smith in the Las Vegas Sun.
 

Most Voters Say Trump Has Damaged U.S. Standing In The World


The chart above reflects the results of the Economist / YouGov Poll -- done between September 18th and 21st of a nationwide sample of 1,401 registered voters, with a 3.4 point margin of error.