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Trump Polls Better than Bush and Obama did at this Point in Their Presidencies

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President Donald J. Trump listens as Advisor to the President Ivanka Trump addresses her remarks at an event supporting our nation’s small businesses through the pay check protection program Tuesday, April 28, 2020, in the East Room of the White House. (Official White House Photo by Tia Dufour)

Both former President Bush and his successor President Obama have come out recently to criticize President Trump. But despite their displeasure with the current president, the American people are more satisfied with Trump than they were with either the 43rd or 44th presidents at this point in their tenures. Paul Sacca reports at The Blaze:

President Donald Trump enjoyed his highest Gallup approval rating on May 13. Trump’s 49% approval rating is better than four of the last six presidents at the same time during their presidencies.

Trump’s 49% presidential job approval rating in his 1,209th day in office is higher than Barack Obama’s 47% on his 1,209th day in the White House, and better than George W. Bush’s 46% on his 1,205th day in office. At the same point in their terms, Bill Clinton had a 55% approval rating, George H.W. Bush was at 40%, Ronald Reagan at 52%, and Jimmy Carter at 38%. Obama, George W. Bush, Clinton, and Reagan each won re-election.

Rasmussen found the identical results for the last two presidents at the same point in their presidencies, with Trump edging out Obama in approval ratings 49% to 47%. Rasmussen marked Trump’s high-water mark for job performance approval during his presidency at 53% on Sept.

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