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Trump’s polling seems to hit a new low every day<\/a><\/strong>. According to the latest Quinnipiac poll<\/a><\/strong>, his current approval rating is a dismal 37%. That’s consistent with other polls, most of which show him struggling to reach 40%. Consequently, Trump and his regime mouthpieces are going to extreme lengths to spin reality into something that doesn’t hurt his tender fee fees.<\/p>\n SEE THIS: Trump Proudly Hypes a Poll that Shows His MAGA-tists are Mindless Members of a Totalitarian Cult<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n On Wednesday night, Trump himself sought to salve his wounded ego by posting a link<\/a><\/strong> on his failing Twitter ripoff, Truth Social<\/a><\/strong>, to an article in Rupert Murdoch’s New York Post that smeared a Democratic congressman for trading stocks. The article<\/a><\/strong> is a month old, but that doesn’t matter when you’re trying to whip up some positive propaganda from thin air. The headline blared that “Long Island Rep. Tom Suozzi beats Pelosi\u2019s stock portfolio performance with 35% return.”<\/em> It began…<\/p>\n “Long Island Rep. Tom Suozzi led all Democrats with the best stock portfolio performance of 2025, beating even the She-Wolf of Wall Street, Nancy Pelosi, data obtained by The Post shows.” […] “Most of it came from his outsized position in tech giant NVIDIA \u2014 up 40% for the year.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The article noted that Suozzi “supports bipartisan legislation…to ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks.”<\/em> That’s legislation that many Republicans still are not getting behind. And Trump refuses to support it unless it exempts the executive branch – meaning him. All of the pending legislation is currently stalled in committee or awaiting floor votes that are not scheduled.<\/p>\n Near the bottom of the article, the Post finally noted that a Republican, Tim Moore, made even more money trading stocks (52%) than Suozzi, who ranks down at number five. What’s more, a chart included in the article shows that eight of the top ten congressional stock traders are Republicans. Which is not ever mentioned in the text of the article.<\/p>\n Nancy Pelosi’s 18% isn’t even among the top ten, despite having made it into the headline. Although notable Republicans like Ted Cruz (50%), and Lisa Murkowski (35%), and Marjorie Taylor Greene (33%), and Mitch McConnell (29%) are in the top ten. [Note: The Post doesn’t know what Murkowski looks like. They put a photo of Susan Collins on the Murkowski bar of the chart]<\/em><\/p>\n