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How Trump approval rating has changed since White House shooting

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How Trump approval rating has changed since White House shooting
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How Trump approval rating has changed since White House shooting

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  • Newsweek·Apr 30

    How Trump approval rating has changed since White House shooting

    President Donald Trump’s approval rating has shown late-April movement in the wake of a shooting connected to a White House dinner, according to national opinion polls.Early post‑incident polling from InsiderAdvantage and tracking data from Rasmussen Reports offer insight into whether the episode altered public views of Trump during an already strained political moment.Short‑term events do not always translate into lasting shifts in approval, but moments involving political violence often test whether presidents benefit from what analysts call “rally‑around‑the‑flag” impacts.'Short-lived Bump'“There’s good reason to think the assassination attempt could give Trump a short‑lived bump in the polls,” Thomas Gift, an associate professor in the UCL Department of Political Science and School of Public Policy, told Newsweek in emailed comments this week.“Americans often respond sympathetically when a president confronts tragedy—or even a would‑be tragedy—and political science has long documented these kinds of effects, though they are usually modest and fleeting.” But the political expert added that any potential rally effect may struggle against broader forces shaping Trump’s approval trajectory. “Any boost is unlikely to overwhelm broader structural pressures,” he said, pointing to persistent inflation and political fallout from the Iran war as ongoing drags on public support.Why It MattersPresidential approval ratings are

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