> Half the population, or perhaps slightly more, doesn't agree with that. You seem to be mistaking Trump's support as a share of the vote in the last election

> Half the population, or perhaps slightly more, doesn't agree with that. You seem to be mistaking Trump's support as a share of the vote in the last election for a measure of current beliefs aboht his Administration as a share of the entire population. That involves many errors. And, on top of that, you are mistaking popularity as a measure of truth of a claim about facts, not popular opinion.