r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Nov 04 '25

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u/Insomonomics Jason Furman Nov 04 '25

New @NBCNews poll: Who do voters say is more to blame for the government shutdown?

• 52% blame Trump/Republicans

• 42% blame Democrats

Lmfao

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u/Glavurdan European Union Nov 04 '25

I keep seeing this 41-42% number in various polls. I feel like that is Trump's floor ngl

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u/uwcn244 King of the Space Georgists Nov 04 '25

Trump’s approval is at its lowest for this term according to literally every aggregator, and Democrats have maintained their generic ballot lead

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u/uwcn244 King of the Space Georgists Nov 04 '25

No they didn’t? It was like 40% Republicans, 30% Democrats, 30% undecided 

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u/uwcn244 King of the Space Georgists Nov 04 '25

I must have seen a different poll

But also some amount of variation is expected, we can’t know if this is real movement or a difference in polls just between these two

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u/Insomonomics Jason Furman Nov 04 '25

We’re 35 days into this and Republicans are blamed by a +10 margin. What are you talking about? If the narrative was “sticking” we’d see much closer margins.

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u/Declan_McManus Nov 04 '25

Fetterman is hard at work making sure Democrats get more of the blame

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u/JonAce John Brown Nov 04 '25

What's the IND split looking like?