唐纳德·特朗普的支持率超过奥巴马，不仅仅是拉斯穆森的报道

       美国总统唐纳德特朗普本周的工作支持率平均每八年前在其主要民意调查中均超过其前任总统巴拉克•奥巴马（Barack Obama），给特朗普带来了一些实际利好消息，特朗普只引用保守倾向的民意调查来巩固他的形象。

       根据Real Clear Politics对六个主要民意调查的平均值，周三特朗普的支持率为44.3％。这一数字高于奥巴马2011年9月18日的平均支持率43.9％。

       第45任总统的平均支持率在周一超过了他的前任，并在接下来的两天保持领先。特朗普周一的平均支持率为44.1％，而奥巴马2011年9月16日为43.9％，周二为44％，而奥巴马2011年9月17日为43.8％。

以下是对2019年特朗普和2011年奥巴马的平均支持率的七天看法：

• 9月18日：特朗普44.3％对奥巴马43.9％
• 9月17日：特朗普44％对奥巴马43.8％
• 9月16日：特朗普44.1％对奥巴马43.9％
• 9月15日：特朗普43.9％对奥巴马44％
• 9月14日：特朗普43.8％对奥巴马44％
• 9月13日：特朗普43.3％对奥巴马43.9％
• 9月12日：特朗普43.4％对奥巴马43.7％
• 9月11日：特朗普43.1％对奥巴马43.3％

       特朗普本周没有发布关于获得比奥巴马更高的平均批准的推文，奥巴马继续批评奥巴马。但在周一，他在奥巴马之前出现的那一天，特朗普在推特上发布了一张自称“50％批准率”的形象，这是由于保守的拉斯穆森报告一直高于其他主要民意调查。

       “谢谢你，努力工作！” 特朗普发推文，连同标签＃KAG2020代表他的竞选口号“让美国保持伟大”。

       目前尚不清楚特朗普是否意识到过去三天他的平均支持率高于奥巴马。

       保守党内容网站周二报道了特朗普基于拉斯穆森报告的更好评级，这表明总统数字之间的差距更大。保守派战士周一引用特朗普对拉斯穆森报告的50％支持率，并指出奥巴马于2011年9月16日下降了4个百分点，为46％。

       “政治内幕”周二的客座作者写道，“备受尊敬的拉斯穆森民意调查显示，总统实际上是在两年内的最高点”并且“可能更为重要”特朗普超过了奥巴马。

       “显然，奥巴马赢得了他的第二个任期，”作者继续说道，“尽管根据拉斯穆森的说法，波兰人的投票率低于今天的特朗普。”

       Real Clear Politics平均得出以下民意调查：Economist / YouGov，Rasmussen Reports，Politico / Morning Consult，The Hill / HarrisX，Reuters / Ipsos，CNN，NPR / PBS / Marist，ABC News / Washington Post。

DONALD TRUMP'S APPROVAL RATING SURPASSES OBAMA'S, NOT JUST ON RASMUSSEN REPORTS


       President Donald Trump's job approval rating this week averaged across major polls surpassed that of his predecessor President Barack Obama at the same time eight years ago, giving some actual good news to Trump who is known to cite only conservative-leaning polls to bolster his image.

       Trump's approval rating on Wednesday was 44.3 percent, according to a Real Clear Politics average of more than a half-dozen major polls. That is higher than Obama's average approval rating of 43.9 percent on September 18, 2011, by the same measure.

       The 45th president's average approval rating surpassed that of his predecessor on Monday and stayed on top for the next two days. Trump's average approval rating on Monday was 44.1 percent compared to Obama's 43.9 percent on September 16, 2011, and 44 percent on Tuesday compared to Obama's 43.8 percent on September 17, 2011.

       Here is a seven-day look at average approval ratings for Trump in 2019 and Obama in 2011:

• September 18: Trump 44.3 percent vs. Obama 43.9 percent
• September 17: Trump 44 percent vs. Obama 43.8 percent
• September 16: Trump 44.1 percent vs. Obama 43.9 percent
• September 15: Trump 43.9 percent vs. Obama 44 percent
• September 14: Trump 43.8 percent vs. Obama 44 percent
• September 13: Trump 43.3 percent vs. Obama 43.9 percent
• September 12: Trump 43.4 percent vs. Obama 43.7 percent
• September 11: Trump 43.1 percent vs. Obama 43.3 percent

       Trump has not tweeted this week about achieving a higher average approval than Obama, whom he has continued to criticize. But on Monday, the day he came out ahead of Obama, Trump tweeted an image of himself with "50% APPROVAL RATING" attributed to the conservative Rasmussen Reports, which consistently rates him higher than other major polls.

       "Thank you, working hard!" Trump tweeted, along with the hashtag #KAG2020 which stands for his reelection campaign slogan, "Keep America Great."

       It is not clear whether Trump is aware he has had a Real Clear Politics higher average approval rating than Obama for the past three days.

       Conservative content websites on Tuesday reported on Trump's better ratings based on Rasmussen Reports, which indicated a wider gap between the presidents' numbers. Conservative Fighters cited Trump's 50 percent approval rating by Rasmussen Reports on Monday and noted that Obama on September 16, 2011, was four points lower at 46 percent, according to the poll.

       A guest author for The Political Insider on Tuesday wrote that "the highly respected Rasmussen poll revealed that the president is actually at his highest point in two years" and that "perhaps even more significant," Trump had topped Obama.

       "Obviously, Obama won his second term," the author continued, "Despite polling lower than where Trump is today according to Rasmussen."

       Real Clear Politics averages the following polls: Economist/YouGov, Rasmussen Reports, Politico/Morning Consult, The Hill/HarrisX, Reuters/Ipsos, CNN, NPR/PBS/Marist, ABC News/Washington Post.