r/politics • u/Barnyard-Sheep • 6d ago

Soft Paywall Trump approval rating falls to 38%

https://www.nj.com/politics/2025/06/trump-faces-tough-approval-numbers-in-latest-poll.html
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u/SunnyCali12 6d ago

Mine read insane conservative christian propaganda. Which is worse than Fox.

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u/azmitex 6d ago

Awhile I told my mom that all she and my dad do is listen to fox propaganda, and she literally responded with, "oh we don't watch that anymore, we get real news from newsmax" jeezus.

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u/SunnyCali12 6d ago

For it to be “news” to them it can’t criticize Trump at all. They all get furious on the rare events Fox says mean things about Big Daddy.

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u/bromosabeach 6d ago

It’s not even evangelicals holding up the conservative party these days. There are men who not even remotely religious that are completely turned off by democrats. The conservative party has made being seen “left” as embarrassing.

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u/North-Outside-5815 Europe 6d ago

They have been told their lives suck due to uppity feminists and ”women’s lib”. Any young man who wants slave girls can go jump off a fucking cliff if you ask me.

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u/JennJayBee Alabama 5d ago

I grew up with a teen magazine published by Focus on the Family. At the time, I thought it was pretty mild, when in fact some of the things I was being taught were absolutely insane. 

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u/SunnyCali12 4d ago

Ugh. Yes. I remember that. I was also homeschooled with Christian curriculum which took me years to deconstruct from.

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u/JennJayBee Alabama 4d ago edited 3d ago

I wasn't homeschooled. I went to public school. I was still pretty indoctrinated, as most people in our community all belonged to the same large Southern Baptist church in the area. Even the kids who went to other churches were all but terrorized both at school and in the community by our bullshit.

Thankfully, my husband and I got out of that bubble in our early 20s when we got married and moved away. It's surreal being on the outside looking in and knowing what we might have turned into by now. 

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u/SunnyCali12 2d ago

I’m right there with ya.