Trump's approval rating dropped to 39% in the latest Emerson College poll, marking a new low in the group’s monthly tracking.

President Donald Trump’s poll numbers are now so dire that his disapproval rating is higher than at any point in his two terms, including following the Jan. 6 Capitol riots in 2021. After a string of dismal polls over the past few weeks,

President Donald Trump’s approval rating fell to 39% in the latest Emerson College survey released Thursday, a low-point in the group’s monthly polling—as the majority of Republican voters oppose his anti-weaponization fund in a rare break with Trump.

Despite a significant decline in his approval rating on the economy, the poll demonstrates Trump still has a strong hold on the Republican Part.

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Some Republican lawmakers have sharply criticized the fund or threatened to take action to block it altogether.

Sixty-five percent said Trump’s policies were making the economy worse in the short-term, 22% said they had no impact and only 13% said they were making it better. In the long-term, 50% said Trump’s policies were making the economy worse, 21% said they had no impact and 29% said they were making it better.

He’s not a president you want to be compared to if you’re Donald Trump. But Americans’ appetite for impeaching the current president is nearly at the same level as that sentiment was around Richard Nixon after the Watergate scandal, according to the ...