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Trump Crushes Reagan, Lincoln as Republicans' Most Admired President: Poll
Harry Enten said the result shows Trump’s grip on Republicans remains strong even as his approval ratings with the broader public stay near record lows.
- On Wednesday, CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten reported that Republicans admire President Donald Trump far more than past party icons Ronald Reagan and Abraham Lincoln.
- Polling from CNN and Elon University shows 53% of Republicans named Trump as their most admired president, with Reagan trailing at 18% and Lincoln at a distant 8%.
- Trump maintains a 100% success rate endorsing non-incumbent Senate candidates this year; New Hampshire Republican Senate candidate John Sununu holds 97% odds in prediction markets.
- Recent surveys from the Angus Reid Institute and Reuters/Ipsos show his public approval at record lows—34 percent and 33 percent respectively—contrasting sharply with GOP base loyalty.
- As the party approaches the 2026 midterm elections, Trump's grip on Republican voters remains insulated from his difficulties with the wider public, positioning him as central to GOP strategy.
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Szerinte ő jobb elnök, mint a rabszolgaság eltörlésében fontos szerepet játszó Abraham Lincoln.
Despite weak approval values, Trump remains the defining figure of the Republicans. In polls, he even depends on Reagan and Lincoln.
·Kassel, Germany
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Glaring gaffe flagged in Trump's 'sad and pathetic' presidential rankings list
President Donald Trump posted incomplete rankings of the greatest U.S. presidents, and the list is spurring online mockery, especially its omissions.In a Thursday Truth Social post, Trump posted a graphic that showed presidential portraits put into different tiers like "great," "average," and "failures." The list only had 33 out of the 45 men who have served in the office, and Trump was at the top as "THE GREATEST."Veteran political commentator …
·Washington, United States
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Total News Sources26
Leaning Left7Leaning Right12Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution54% Right
Bias Distribution
- 54% of the sources lean Right
54% Right
L 32%
14%
R 54%
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