Conservatives, do you feel like you're "winning"?

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I'm genuinely curious how conservatives really think the Trump presidency is going. Now that polls are at all time lows, the Russia investigation is still heating up, the country is divided and violent as ever, and international relationships are deteriorating fast... how do you feel? Are you tired of winning?

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and if so, what specific policies are you winning about?

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and if so, what specific policies are you winning about?

The answers to this would fascinate me.

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***and if so, what specific policies are you winning about?

The answers to this would fascinate me.

Stacking the courts at all levels.

Trump will likely be kept propped up by the Republican party to allow for one more SC nomination.

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No, I'm sure they would be happy with whoever Pence chooses. That is, unless Pence gets taken down with the Russia investigation also - highly unlikely, but wouldn't that be something...

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>Conservatives, do you feel like you're "winning"?

Here are a few:

David Duke - Thank you President Trump for your honesty & courage to tell the truth about #Charlottesville & condemn the leftist terrorists in BLM/Antifa

Richard Spencer - Trump's statement was fair and down to earth. . . .Trump cares about the truth.

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Poll: Trump job approval at 35 percent

Just 35 percent of Americans give President Trump a positive score on his job performance, according to a new poll by Marist.

Over half, or 55 percent, disapprove of how Trump is leading the country. This rating marks the highest negative rating the president has received by this polling hub.

Trump's last Marist rating in June hovered at 37 percent approval and 51 percent disapproval.
http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/346754-poll-trump-hits-job-approval-low-at-35-percent

So racism, right wing terrorism and bigotry shaved another 2% off his hard core base.

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http://maristpoll.marist.edu/816-trump-at-lowest-point-with-35-job-approval-rating-crack-at-the-base/

The table in the link is interesting. It shows that, on many promises, the supporters and hard R's are in denial about the total lack of performance, especially on things that are not black/white on page 1 of the news. They obviously (mostly) get that Trump is failing on the repeal of Obamacare, and winning on appointing conservative judges, but can 84% really think that he is winning on bringing back manufacturing jobs to the US? Can anyone at all really think that he is "picking the best people to run government"?