Here's why President Trump shouldn't count on the economy to lift him in 2020 | Analysis by ForecasterEnten
More Americans say the economy is in good shape than at any point since 2001. Yet President Donald Trump's approval rating has remained steady over the last two years. An average of all polls shows his approval rating among voters is currently 43%. A year ago, it was 42%. Two years ago, it was was 45%.
The disconnect is rather stunning and leaves analysts like myself left wondering whether the strong economy will eventually help lift Trump. Others and I have written that economic forecast models suggest an economy in the shape America's is in predict Trump's re-election. But these models have wide margins of error. They are guides, not soothsayers.
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