Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> I didn't know how depressed rightards were.
So depressed that they had to bunker themselves in their mommies' basements for a couple of weeks after the election. They were even too big a pussies to post on this forum. Oh wait, that'd be you beta boy!
> His refined teleprompter performance was
> mediocre at best.
This is just how divorced from reality you are.
https://www.scribd.com/document/340594301/CBS-poll-on-Donald-Trump-s-joint-address
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump received strong reviews for his first speech to Congress.
Many Democrats joining Republicans in calling it “presidential” and positive in tone. Republicans and Independents found it “unifying,” though Democrats were slower to come around on that measure.
A CBS News/YouGov poll found 82% of respondents said Trump came across as very ‘presidential.’
Of those who watched the speech and responded to the poll, 61% had a ‘very positive’ response.
The President gained support for his policy plans among viewers: Interviewed before and after the address, they came away from it more positive on his ideas for the economy, immigration, terrorism, crime and Obamacare.
The poll was conducted immediately after the conclusion of the president’s address to Congress by re-contacting a scientifically sampled panel of Americans who had first been interviewed in the days leading up to the speech and had stated that they planned to watch. A total of 857 speech watchers were interviewed. The margin of error for the total sample is 4.2 points.
Reacting to the president’s description of the economy as he took office, Republicans and independents think he did inherit a bad economy, while three in four Democrats think the president took over an economy that was already improving.
Overall, most watchers approved of the speech. Republicans did tune in to watch it in much greater numbers than Democrats (as a president’s party typically does) which bolstered those approval numbers. Forty percent of Democrats at least somewhat approved; 18 percent strongly approved.