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    1. This could hurt other Republican candidates in the 2026 midterm elections.

    2. VladtheInhaler999 on

      A city could be literally underwater, denied emergency relief, left to their own handling, and I worry they still won’t drop support of Trump.

    3. GuyMakesDrawings on

      And yet if the election were held today he’d still win the state by a large margin.

    4. Too bad they won’t hold fair elections.

      MAGA means cheating, lying, and undermining the US Constitution.

    5. Until the democrats as a whole look like credible positive change candidates rather than ‘status quo that everyone on less than 120k hates’ candidates it doesn’t matter.

    6. SimplicityGardner on

      Until I start hearing my texas MIL and FIL and Florida BIL and SIL talk differently, I’m going to need to take these headlines with a grain of skepticism. I don’t want to prematurely get my hopes up.

    7. Chazhoosier on

      Just wait until the trailer courts of Cousin‘ Lovin‘ county are literally underwater during hurricane season and they find out their beloved Orange Pig isn’t sending them any disaster aid.

    8. LoreAppropriate791 on

      They will still vote R. The stuff people have been led to believe about Ds is truly insane.

    9. VanguardAvenger on

      Ironically thanks to Trumps policies, TX and FL may also wind up under water.

    10. RhythmicGuitar6 on

      next article on newsweek…”donald trump is most popular president ever!”

    11. FavoriteFoodCarrots on

      There is zero chance that Trump would lose an election in Texas or Florida. Not today, not in 2028, not in 2054 when he will be kept “alive” as a hologram.

    12. citizenjones on

      *How Biden is controlling Florida and Texas Polls*…coming up next on Faux

    13. pontiacfirebird92 on

      You know how the House is passing every Project 2025 bill, voting down investigations, voting down oversight, and generally just doing whatever Trump wants without any resistance?

      Yea that is because their constituents want it. Sure, they might „disapprove“ of Trump – whatever that means – but they are still 100% behind Congress giving up their power to Trump and acting as an extension of him. They are on the whole supportive of all the shit going on. They love it. They still see it as hurting the libs. They don’t care if the price of eggs hasn’t changed, they don’t are that the price of gas is going up, they don’t care that their relatives and friends are being deported. They don’t care how much Trump lies. They don’t care that our national parks are being sold off to the highest bidder. They don’t give a shit about all the warning signs of a recession coming, they are all in on it.

      They’ll vote (R) again in a heartbeat. Republican House reps know it. Republican Senators know it. Trump knows it. He’s not going anywhere. They aren’t going anywhere. Conservatives are perfectly fine with turning the United States into Trump’s authoritative hellhole even if they „disapprove“. To them, the alternative – Democrats in control – are far worse.

    14. Techno_Gerbil on

      Nah, those fuckers would vote for him again tomorrow if they had the chance.

    15. AquaMoonCoffee on

      I feel like these headlines are so misleading; it’s 48% and 47% approval respectively. That shakes out to about all Republicans approving and almost no Dems approving, not really news

    16. Imagine what it would be if the Dem establishment did something besides wait for Trump voters to wake up.

      I’m sure we’ll see Jeffries, Pelosi , Schumer et al claim responsibility for it when they had nothing to do with it.

    17. kevinbakinnn on

      Underwater is a bit sensational. It’s like chin-deep at best, unfortunately.

    18. Odd_Calligrapher4044 on

      But don’t worry, GOP will still win the senate races there next year by double digits

    19. FlopShanoobie on

      On the bright side, it won’t be too long before Florida and Texas are underwater too.

    20. Who gives a shit about ratings anymore? Trump sure as hell doesn’t, since there’s a nonzero chance that we might not even have presidential elections after this. 

    21. Another one of these, ugh. Let me guess, it dropped from 40something percent to 40something percent right?

    22. And with Trump’s policies, both Florida and Texas will soon be underwater.

    23. 47% approval / 50% disapproval and 48% approval / 49% disapproval are hardly „underwater“ numbers.

      I still have no idea how nearly half of Americans think this guy is anything more than an incredibly stupid and mean-spirited con man.

    24. MagicalUnicornFart on

      They would all vote for him again though…can’t have a democrat black lady promising legal weed in charge.

    25. CantHostCantTravel on

      So what? These uneducated trash people are why the country is imploding. You red state troglodytes are to blame. How are you going to fix it?

    26. I bet they would vote for him again if he ran in 2028 even if he’s still illegal for him to do so

    27. LeMasterofSwords on

      Every dumbass that voted for him in these states get what they deserve. I feel bad for all the reasonable in these two shit states

    28. False-Leg-5752 on

      I live in Florida. While there are still plenty of trump flags – a shocking amount of people have taken theirs down

    29. Commander-of-ducks on

      I live in Texas. Republicans here would vote for him even if he personally set their houses on fire.

    30. Mundane_Snow8794 on

      We’re are seeing this in Texas now with recent school board elections where democratic candidates were voted in over republicans. Hoping this trend continues into the midterms.

    31. Small_Cutie8461 on

      Listen to Florida and Texas are starting to drop support for Trump where it puts him under average national ratings, this is an extremely good sign for the governors of those states as well. If we get Florida and Texas to flip in the house and Senate, this country is about to change.

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