• B. Yes, his ratings may be low, but he’s accomplishing a lot. (54%, 766 Votes)
• E. The fact his approval ratings continue to go lower and lower shows he’s the worst president of all time. (37%, 517 Votes)
• A. Reports that the president’s approval ratings are low is fake news. (5%, 66 Votes)
• D. His numbers are low, but the president still has a base that ignores his ineffectiveness. (2%, 35 Votes)
• C. I don’t put much stock in approval ratings. They go up and down. (2%, 28 Votes)

Total Voters: 1,412

• F. The White House is in such disarray and chaos, no one can fix it. (34%, 65 Votes)
• A. The White House, with Trump in charge, is doing just fine. (32%, 61 Votes)
• B. Yes, he’s already made a great decision in getting rid of Anthony Scaramucci. (18%, 34 Votes)
• D. Doubtfully, because Trump can’t help but bog down things and create frustration. (6%, 12 Votes)
• C. Hopefully, but Trump will need to get out of his way and let him be in charge. (6%, 11 Votes)
• E. No, he’s going to find out that there’s only one person in charge, and it’s Trump. (4%, 9 Votes)

Total Voters: 192

• A. Yes, the meeting turned out to be “a nothing burger.” (53%, 665 Votes)
• E. No, this is the definition of collusion, and he should be locked up. (44%, 561 Votes)
• D. Probably not, because Donald Jr. expected to receive damaging information, even though none developed. (1%, 18 Votes)
• B. Maybe, because the Russians didn’t actually have any relevant information to help the Trump campaign. (1%, 13 Votes)
• C. I don’t know, I think a serious investigation needs to occur. (1%, 9 Votes)

Total Voters: 1,266

• A. Yes, and it’s because of the example set by the President of the United States. (47%, 258 Votes)
• B. Yes, and if those who posted comments said them face to face, the police would probably have to be summoned. (42%, 231 Votes)
• C. No, there have always been those who feel anonymous (and some who really are) who post mean-spirited comments. (4%, 23 Votes)
• E. I purposely avoid social media as much as I can because of all the drama. (3%, 16 Votes)
• F. I don’t do social media (and now I’m glad I don’t). (2%, 13 Votes)
• D. No, it’s just the way social media is – it shouldn’t be taken personally. (2%, 8 Votes)

Total Voters: 549

• D. Yes, it was another example of the President being a bully. (51%, 1,476 Votes)
• A. No way, it was just a tweet. (47%, 1,371 Votes)
• B. Probably not, but it wasn’t very presidential. (1%, 31 Votes)
• E. I don’t know. I didn’t see the video tweet. (0%, 5 Votes)
• C. It could have been perceived as a threat. (1%, 4 Votes)

Total Voters: 2,887

• 1. Yes, whatever it takes to get rid of Obamacare. (47%, 449 Votes)
• 5. No, Obamacare may not be perfect, but it’s a better option. (44%, 422 Votes)
• 4. No, it means 22 million Americans will be without insurance. (5%, 48 Votes)
• 3. I don’t know, there are good and bad aspects of it. (2%, 21 Votes)
• 2. Yes, but there will be those negatively impacted by it. (2%, 15 Votes)

Total Voters: 955

• B. No, it's the only way Americans can hear his message unfiltered by the media. (49%, 243 Votes)
• C. Yes, most of his comments are not presidential and often sound childish. (45%, 224 Votes)
• A. No, as President and he can do whatever he likes. (3%, 13 Votes)
• D. Yes, especially when it comes to the ongoing investigation into a potential connection between his administrative staff and Russia. (3%, 13 Votes)
• E. He should restrict his tweets to positive comments about his accomplishments only. (0%, 7 Votes)

Total Voters: 500

• 2. Yes, if Mueller is undermining the presidency, he should be fired. (41%, 141 Votes)
• 5. If there’s nothing to hide, why is firing Mueller even being considered? (39%, 134 Votes)
• 1. Yes, the president can do whatever he wants. (11%, 39 Votes)
• 3. No, the reason for an independent counsel is to ensure transparency. (4%, 15 Votes)
• 4. No, unless President Trump wants to emulate Richard Nixon. (5%, 12 Votes)

Total Voters: 341

• 4. It will be a dud, and will show that he’s just trying to get back at President Trump for firing him. (48%, 179 Votes)
• 3. It will not live up to the hype, and will not change things. (23%, 85 Votes)
• 1. It will be a bombshell, and will go a long way in proving President Trump is guilty of obstruction of justice. (22%, 82 Votes)
• 2. It will create a lot of fireworks, but will not be enough to bring down the president. (7%, 25 Votes)

Total Voters: 371

• 14. Body-slamming someone for doing their job!!! What is this world coming to??? (45%, 142 Votes)
• 8. Journalist (21%, 67 Votes)
• 12. Telemarketer (11%, 35 Votes)
• 10. Police officer (7%, 21 Votes)
• 4. Elected official (4%, 13 Votes)
• 3. DMV representative (3%, 10 Votes)
• 2. Car salesman (2%, 6 Votes)
• 9. Lawyer (2%, 5 Votes)
• 11. Political spokesperson (2%, 5 Votes)
• 13. Other (2%, 5 Votes)
• 7. Insurance agent (1%, 3 Votes)
• 1. Airline representative (TSA agent, ticketing agent, etc.) (1%, 3 Votes)
• 6. Government worker (1%, 2 Votes)
• 5. Fast food worker (0%, 2 Votes)

Total Voters: 319