Trump's downward trajectory

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : 538.com, another aggregator using somewhat different methodology, posted nearly identical numbers -- an 8.2-point approval margin just after Trump took office, which declined to 7/10ths of a point Monday.
48% : According to an AP/NORC poll, some two-thirds of Americans say we are spending too little, not too much, on education, health care and Social Security.
42% : Third, Trump is ignoring the public's priorities.
38% : Second, one of the strongest findings in public opinion research is that while Americans favor cutting government spending in general, they adamantly oppose cuts in most specific areas.
35% : A February YouGov poll found 45 percent disliked Trump personally compared to just 37 percent who liked him.
34% : According to a CNN poll, just 40 percent believe Trump has had the right priorities, while 52 percent think he hasn't paid enough attention to the country's most important problems.
32% : Let's be clear: For most voters, Donald Trump is far from the dangerous monster Democrats see.
30% : His dishonest blathering notwithstanding, Trump never earned particularly strong support from American voters.

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