Trump's approval rating falls as midterms near, with attention on Republican support

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How the sides differ Left sources stress non-MAGA Republicans who could join No Kings protests; alternative sources stress an enthusiasm gap and Democratic forecast leads.

Both outlets report that President Trump's approval rating is weak, with the left-leaning piece saying it is underwater among non-MAGA Republicans and the Newsweek piece calling it an all-time low 17 days before the midterms. The left-leaning article focuses on the No Kings protests and argues that Republicans fed up with Trump should be taking part. Newsweek focuses on an intensity gap that leaves Republicans dependent on MAGA turnout, and says Democrats lead national forecasts for control of Congress.

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Left MSMS NOWWhat’s missing at No Kings? The Republicans who say they’re fed up with Trump.

Presents Trump's weak standing among non-MAGA Republicans as a reason they should join protests against what it calls his imperial presidency.

Alternative NNewsweekDonald Trump’s Approval Rating Hits All-Time Low 17 Days Before Midterms

Frames the approval low as an electoral problem, with a widening intensity gap and Democrats leading forecasts for Congress.

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