Satisfaction With United States Direction Reaches 12-Year High

U.S. SATISFACTION REACHES 12 YEAR HIGH!!!

According to a recent Gallup poll, satisfaction with the United States has reached a 12 year high at 38% under President Donald Trump. It would appear that Americans approve of how President Trump is doing his job and how his policies are positively affecting America.  There has been a rise in Republican and Independent satisfaction rate over the past two months, however, for some reason the partisan LEFT appears to have had none. What is telling is that those in rural/town areas show a large increase in satisfaction which goes hand in hand with Trump’s forgotten men and women of America

Thirty-eight percent of Americans are satisfied with the way things are going in the United States today, similar to last month’s 37% satisfaction rate but marking the numerical high since a 39% reading in September 2005.

The satisfaction rate, which Gallup has measured at least monthly since 2001, has now topped 35% three times this year — a level reached only three times in the previous 12 years (once each in 2006, 2009 and 2016).

Satisfaction with the nation is now back to the historical average of 37% for this trend, which was first measured in 1979, but is far below the majority levels reached in the economic boom times of the mid-1980s and late 1990s.

In its first four years (1979 and 1981-1983), satisfaction failed to reach 37% in any poll, but then routinely reached or exceeded that level in 1984 through 2005 polling, with the exception of 1992-1995 (excluding one 36% reading in 1994).

Rise in Republican, Independent Satisfaction Pushes Rate Up Over Past Two Months

U.S. satisfaction has averaged 38% in May and June after averaging 29% in March and April. The nine-percentage-point bump between the two periods is entirely owing to increased satisfaction among Republicans and independents, pushing Republicans’ satisfaction to 68% and independents’ to 36%. Meanwhile, Democrats’ satisfaction is unchanged at 13%.