US Political News and Trump’s China visit
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Trump Approval Rating in all 50 States by Metro
Alabama • Approve: 58% • Disapprove: 37% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 5%
Alaska • Approve: 48% • Disapprove: 48% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Arizona • Approve: 46% • Disapprove: 50% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Arkansas • Approve: 59% • Disapprove: 37% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
California • Approve: 32% • Disapprove: 65% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Colorado • Approve: 37% • Disapprove: 59% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Connecticut • Approve: 36% • Disapprove: 61% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Delaware • Approve: 36% • Disapprove: 60% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Florida • Approve: 51% • Disapprove: 46% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Georgia • Approve: 43% • Disapprove: 52% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Hawaii • Approve: 25% • Disapprove: 72% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Idaho • Approve: 63% • Disapprove: 33% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Illinois • Approve: 38% • Disapprove: 59% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Indiana • Approve: 53% • Disapprove: 42% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 5%
Iowa • Approve: 48% • Disapprove: 48% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Kansas • Approve: 55% • Disapprove: 41% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Kentucky • Approve: 59% • Disapprove: 36% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Louisiana • Approve: 51% • Disapprove: 45% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Maine • Approve: 43% • Disapprove: 53% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Maryland • Approve: 27% • Disapprove: 70% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Massachusetts • Approve: 30% • Disapprove: 66% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Michigan • Approve: 44% • Disapprove: 52% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Minnesota • Approve: 40% • Disapprove: 57% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Mississippi • Approve: 54% • Disapprove: 42% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Missouri • Approve: 53% • Disapprove: 43% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Montana • Approve: 56% • Disapprove: 40% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Nebraska • Approve: 56% • Disapprove: 40% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Nevada • Approve: 48% • Disapprove: 48% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
New Hampshire • Approve: 35% • Disapprove: 61% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
New Jersey • Approve: 38% • Disapprove: 59% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
New Mexico • Approve: 38% • Disapprove: 58% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
New York • Approve: 35% • Disapprove: 62% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
North Carolina • Approve: 44% • Disapprove: 53% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
North Dakota • Approve: 60% • Disapprove: 37% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Ohio • Approve: 50% • Disapprove: 46% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Oklahoma • Approve: 61% • Disapprove: 35% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Oregon • Approve: 33% • Disapprove: 63% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Pennsylvania • Approve: 44% • Disapprove: 52% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Rhode Island • Approve: 37% • Disapprove: 61% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
South Carolina • Approve: 51% • Disapprove: 45% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
South Dakota • Approve: 58% • Disapprove: 38% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Tennessee • Approve: 58% • Disapprove: 38% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Texas • Approve: 48% • Disapprove: 49% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Utah • Approve: 54% • Disapprove: 42% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Vermont • Approve: 27% • Disapprove: 70% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Virginia • Approve: 36% • Disapprove: 61% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Washington • Approve: 36% • Disapprove: 61% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
West Virginia • Approve: 64% • Disapprove: 31% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Wisconsin • Approve: 45% • Disapprove: 52% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Wyoming• Approve: 69% • Disapprove: 27% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
It is a bloodbath...
While this is not going to affect him personally as he is not going to run again, this is going to impact 2026 mid-term, Notice that all 3 states he won during 2024 election (MI, WI and PA) are now about 10 points against him, while his support in die hard Trump states like FL and TX is waning, in fact, Texas just tilted the scale with a -1 point,. If this is going into 2026 election, you are looking at a Republican wipeout, GOP may even loses 2/3 majority of House to the Dem since TX and FL have a lot of rep in the house.....
Alabama • Approve: 58% • Disapprove: 37% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 5%
Alaska • Approve: 48% • Disapprove: 48% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Arizona • Approve: 46% • Disapprove: 50% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Arkansas • Approve: 59% • Disapprove: 37% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
California • Approve: 32% • Disapprove: 65% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Colorado • Approve: 37% • Disapprove: 59% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Connecticut • Approve: 36% • Disapprove: 61% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Delaware • Approve: 36% • Disapprove: 60% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Florida • Approve: 51% • Disapprove: 46% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Georgia • Approve: 43% • Disapprove: 52% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Hawaii • Approve: 25% • Disapprove: 72% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Idaho • Approve: 63% • Disapprove: 33% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Illinois • Approve: 38% • Disapprove: 59% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Indiana • Approve: 53% • Disapprove: 42% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 5%
Iowa • Approve: 48% • Disapprove: 48% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Kansas • Approve: 55% • Disapprove: 41% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Kentucky • Approve: 59% • Disapprove: 36% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Louisiana • Approve: 51% • Disapprove: 45% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Maine • Approve: 43% • Disapprove: 53% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Maryland • Approve: 27% • Disapprove: 70% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Massachusetts • Approve: 30% • Disapprove: 66% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Michigan • Approve: 44% • Disapprove: 52% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Minnesota • Approve: 40% • Disapprove: 57% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Mississippi • Approve: 54% • Disapprove: 42% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Missouri • Approve: 53% • Disapprove: 43% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Montana • Approve: 56% • Disapprove: 40% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Nebraska • Approve: 56% • Disapprove: 40% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Nevada • Approve: 48% • Disapprove: 48% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
New Hampshire • Approve: 35% • Disapprove: 61% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
New Jersey • Approve: 38% • Disapprove: 59% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
New Mexico • Approve: 38% • Disapprove: 58% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
New York • Approve: 35% • Disapprove: 62% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
North Carolina • Approve: 44% • Disapprove: 53% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
North Dakota • Approve: 60% • Disapprove: 37% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Ohio • Approve: 50% • Disapprove: 46% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Oklahoma • Approve: 61% • Disapprove: 35% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Oregon • Approve: 33% • Disapprove: 63% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Pennsylvania • Approve: 44% • Disapprove: 52% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Rhode Island • Approve: 37% • Disapprove: 61% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
South Carolina • Approve: 51% • Disapprove: 45% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
South Dakota • Approve: 58% • Disapprove: 38% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Tennessee • Approve: 58% • Disapprove: 38% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Texas • Approve: 48% • Disapprove: 49% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Utah • Approve: 54% • Disapprove: 42% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Vermont • Approve: 27% • Disapprove: 70% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Virginia • Approve: 36% • Disapprove: 61% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Washington • Approve: 36% • Disapprove: 61% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
West Virginia • Approve: 64% • Disapprove: 31% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
Wisconsin • Approve: 45% • Disapprove: 52% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 3%
Wyoming• Approve: 69% • Disapprove: 27% • Neither approve nor disapprove: 4%
It is a bloodbath...
While this is not going to affect him personally as he is not going to run again, this is going to impact 2026 mid-term, Notice that all 3 states he won during 2024 election (MI, WI and PA) are now about 10 points against him, while his support in die hard Trump states like FL and TX is waning, in fact, Texas just tilted the scale with a -1 point,. If this is going into 2026 election, you are looking at a Republican wipeout, GOP may even loses 2/3 majority of House to the Dem since TX and FL have a lot of rep in the house.....
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Suspect in Minnesota Shooting Linked to Security Company, Evangelical Ministry
The alleged shooter is a 57-year-old white male; according to his ministry's website, he “sought out militant Islamists in order to share the gospel and tell them that violence wasn't the answer.”Law enforcement has said they found a manifesto....
According to an archived website for the ministry reviewed by WIRED, the suspected shooter’s missionary work took him to Gaza and the West Bank during the Second Intifada, where, the website states, he “sought out militant Islamists in order to share the gospel and tell them that violence wasn't the answer.”
A later version of the site was designed, according to an archived copy, by Israeli web design firm J-Town. Charlie Kalech, CEO of J-Town, tells WIRED that the alleged suspect was, in his recollection, “clearly religious and evangelistic. He had lots of ideas to make the world a better place.” The suspect, whom Kalech said was “nothing but nice to me,” commissioned J-Town, Kalech recalled, because they’re Jerusalem-based, and he said he wanted to support Israel.
In 2019, Minnesota governor Tim Walz appointed him to a Workforce Development Board in the capacity of a “business and industry representative.”
Suspect in Minnesota Shooting Linked to Security Company, Evangelical Ministry
The alleged shooter is a 57-year-old white male; according to his ministry's website, he “sought out militant Islamists in order to share the gospel and tell them that violence wasn't the answer.”
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LOL!
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Benny Johnson has a good summary:
The killer is also part of an African immigrant re-settlement group in Minnesota!
The killer is also part of an African immigrant re-settlement group in Minnesota!
