Partisans more likely to offer view on Trump’s success than prior presidents

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January 17, 2019

1. Views of Trump

Partisans more likely to offer view on Trump’s success than prior presidents

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Partisans more likely to offer view on Trump’s success than prior presidents

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1. Views of Trump
Public more confident in Trump on trade, economy than immigration and dealing with Congress
Majority of Americans continue to say Trump has a responsibility to publicly release his tax returns
More think Trump will be an unsuccessful than successful president in the long run
Public confidence in Mueller investigation has changed little over the course of the past year
Fewer than half are confident Trump keeps business interests separate
Most place less trust in Trump’s statements than in previous presidents’
More say Trump’s policies have made the economy better than worse
Trump officials’ ethics viewed less positively than predecessors’
More confidence in Mueller investigation than in Trump to handle inquiry appropriately
Public more confident in Trump on trade, economy than immigration and dealing with Congress
Republicans broadly confident in Trump on most issues, but rate him lower on working with Congress

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