Trump's Low Approval Rating Highlights Unreachable Voters | JQJO

Donald Trump's approval rating sits at a post-WWII low of 39% after 100 days in office. Despite this, only 6% of his 2024 voters regret their choice. The article argues that a significant portion of voters, around one-third, are deeply entrenched in their partisan loyalties, making them largely unreachable regardless of political events or economic shifts. This unwavering support, fueled by tribalism and the permanence of online records, poses a challenge to American democracy. While recent polls indicate a slight shift in sentiment, it's not enough to suggest a widespread rejection of Trump or his policies. The author concludes that democracies must acknowledge the existence of this sizable, unpersuadable minority.