Thanks to a marked shift among Republican voters since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, just 13 percent of Americans surveyed now say they are satisfied with “the way things are going in the United States.”
A poll by Gallup released Wednesday shows that the percentage of Republicans who say they are “satisfied” with the direction the country is heading has fallen by 60 points since February, when the pandemic began spreading rapidly across the U.S.
GOP satisfaction with the way things are going in the country has plunged, per Gallup: https://t.co/CbYcJe7ofw pic.twitter.com/1HloIRBO2VJust 7 percent of Democrats say they are satisfied with how things are going in the country, while 12 percent of independents agree with that assessment. While it may be tempting to conclude from the poll that President Trump has failed to make good on his 2016 campaign promise to “make America great again” to his own supporters, Gallup notes that the president’s support from Republicans remains at 91 percent.
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