Kaiserschmarrn wrote:I wouldn't call it "soaring" but Trump's approval rating is apparently up:
Presumably just more people rallying around leader in a crisis?
My expectation is that, as long as the epidemic does not wreak havoc on states which "switched" to Trump in 2016, he will have a good chance of being re-elected.
If US presidency is decided by pure popular votes he would have been more attentive, but now it seems the three hardest-hit states are already staunchly progressive, so no actual harm to Trump's prospect because he isn't going to take those electoral votes anyways.
Unless he's as megalomaniac as wanting to sweep every electoral votes, but he doesn't look like one.
Summary in five words: He probably doesn't freaking care.
P.S. If the CDC map is anything to go by, we probably should worry about both ex-President Carter and Member Hindsite. Georgia seems in the 2nd tier in terms of being hit hard, even though the numbers seem centred on Atlanta.