President Trump is doing what he has made a habit of doing for almost a decade now. He is breaking records while the media pretends nothing is happening. The latest numbers show his approval rating inside the Republican Party sitting at a massive 87 percent, the exact same level it held six months ago. In other words, all the supposed scandals, indictments, predictions of collapse and wishful thinking from the pundit class have changed absolutely nothing. His support inside the party is rock solid, and even CNN’s Harry Enten had to admit it, saying, “He’s like a rock.”
🚨 JUST IN: President Trump has SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER in-party support versus Bush and Obama term 2 – a whopping 87%
And that's despite getting zero credit from the media on anything.
"He's like a ROCK! The Republican base is sticking by Donald Trump!"
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— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 24, 2025
That line probably caused heartburn in a few CNN studios, but the numbers don’t lie. Trump’s in party approval rating during his second term is not only strong, it is higher than Obama’s and Bush’s by a full ten points. Think about that. Both Obama and Bush had full media protection, glowing coverage and endless praise for simply waking up in the morning. Trump gets the opposite treatment. He gets hammered nonstop, blamed for everything from the weather to global unrest, and yet his base sticks by him like the man never missed a beat.
The media has been selling a particular fantasy for years. They keep insisting that MAGA is fading, that Trump is losing his base, that voters are exhausted and ready to move on. They say it so often that they have convinced themselves it must be true. But the reality is staring them in the face every time a new poll drops. The Republican base is not drifting. It is not cracking. It is not searching for a new identity. It is standing exactly where it has been, firmly behind the man who actually delivered on the promises he made.
What makes this even more impressive is that Trump is getting zero credit from the press. Not a little. Not some. Zero. Every accomplishment is either ignored or twisted. Every positive number is buried. Every narrative is bent toward whatever makes him look weakest. And despite all of that, Republican voters look at the current state of the country, look at the leadership vacuum in Washington, and they know exactly who they trust to fix it.
So when you see an 87 percent approval rating holding steady for half a year, remember this. The movement is not going anywhere. The people who built it still believe in it. And the media’s favorite storyline about a shrinking base is nothing more than wishful thinking. MAGA is strong, and the numbers prove it.
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