Donald Trump's approval rating in the US is way down, and no one knows what he's going to do next

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : During the moving spectacle of Pope Francis's funeral last weekend, one image loomed above the extraordinary funeral rites: Trump and Zelenskiy, sitting on simple metal-framed chairs amid the marbled splendour of St Peter's Basilica.
59% : "Donald Trump believes he is invincible," read the resulting article's subhead.
47% : It frightens the new immigrant communities, many of whom voted in large numbers for Trump last November.
19% : " On Monday, the Atlantice, whose, editor Jeffrey Goldberg, Trump had ridiculed in the wake of the recent Signal-gate mess, published a new story.
17% : The tide of public opinion has, according to the CNN poll (which will be rubbished by Trump) even turned on immigration: yes, the once-teeming southern border is reportedly deserted now but the methods involved in bringing this about have caused deep unease.
9% : As he reaches the 100th day of his second term, President Trump can point to few policy successes Donald Trump has always had a superstitious streak and so he will return to Michigan, scene of his closing presidential rally in November, on Tuesday to mark 100 days in office with a speech.

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