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Quote (Voyaging @ Feb 13 2017 07:36am)

She failed to recognize the most important strategy which Trump used to full effect: brainwashing.

Quote (Landmine @ Feb 13 2017 10:18am)

No, the left fell into that perfectly.

Quote (Voyaging @ Feb 13 2017 08:19am)

Doesn't even make sense.

Trump won and Trump is the one who repeatedly lied to the public.

(Hillary of course lied as well but demonstrably well under 20% as frequently or egregiously)

Quote (Landmine @ Feb 13 2017 10:25am)

Hillary supporters are brainwashed. Just look at any of the protesters. Hillary has been lying her whole life. So I'm sure Trump is the underdog in this argument.

Quote (Voyaging @ Feb 13 2017 09:42am)

http://i.imgur.com/9leCf7Z.png

Obviously this can be heavily biased by just choosing which statements to evaluate, but I think anyone with no dog in the race will tell you Trump lies far more than Clinton, and this is especially concerning as he's now actually our president. To lie even more after you actually won than someone during a campaign is appalling.

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(CNN)President Donald Trump's approval rating reached a new low Saturday, according to a poll from Gallup, as the new administration has struggled to find its footing nearly a month into the term.

The daily tracking poll found that just 40% of Americans approve of President Trump's job as president so far, compared to 55% who say the disapprove. The negative 15-point spread is the highest recorded in the poll since Trump took office January 20.

Trump's approval rating has hovered in the mid-to-low 40s since the second week of his presidency, but the new poll suggests growing dissatisfaction with his performance amid the chaotic rollout of his controversial travel ban and a series of divisive Cabinet confirmation fights.

Trump's low approval rating is atypical for a new president. Former presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton all enjoyed approval ratings in the high 50s in Gallup tracking polls during the early months of their administrations.