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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

Six months into the Trump administration, what do Americans think of how well President Trump is doing?

The answer, at least according to the latest poll, seems to be so-so.

But then why does the opposition Democratic Party continue to fall

to historic lows in public approval? Those are our subjects for today here in Potomac,

watch the daily podcast of the Wall Street Journal opinion pages as we examine the Trump presidency

six months in to its first year in office. Welcome. I'm Paul

as you go with Kim Strassel and Kyle Peterson. So let's look at some of the results of the latest

Wall Street Journal survey, which came out at the six-month point. A couple of highlights.

Donald Trump's favorability, 45%, 53% unfave.

That's pretty much typical of where Trump has been through most of his public life since he came down that golden staircase at Trump Tower.

Republican Party, 43% favorable, but here's a real striking number. Democratic Party,

this is the party overall, 33% favorable. That is getting down to, well, not quite as bad as the

press or Congress, but it's getting there. So what about the president's job approval? Well,

he's got a 46% approve for his job versus over 50 for disapproval.

Some of the individual areas, a job approval, 44% on the economy, 44% inflation, 48% so far on immigration.

Tariffs, though, only 40%. So before we get to the Democrats, let's talk about

Kim, those Trump numbers. What do you make of them so far? The first thing I make of them is how

important it is to keep your base happy. That's a huge part of the fact that he is where he is. It's not necessarily a fantastic

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