President Trump’s recent visit to the Kennedy Center sparked a range of reactions from the audience, with a mix of boos, cheers, and a patriotic “USA” chant. Despite this, Trump’s approval ratings continue to lag behind those of his predecessors at this point in a new administration. The President and First Lady Melania Trump attended a performance of the iconic Broadway musical “Les Misérables,” marking Trump’s first visit to the Kennedy Center during his current term. The event was marked by a diverse response from the audience, showcasing the divided opinions surrounding the President.

Regarding Trump’s approval ratings, recent data from RealClearPolitics and the New York Times indicate a fluctuating trend. While Trump’s approval rating had a slight positive margin in January, it turned negative by March and further widened, reaching its lowest point in April. As of June, his average approval rating margin stands at -3.2 percentage points according to RealClearPolitics, and -8 percentage points according to the New York Times aggregator. Comparisons with historical data from Gallup show Trump’s ratings to be lower than any other modern president at similar points in their administrations.

Various opinion polls shed light on public sentiment towards Trump’s performance, with data from sources like Economist/YouGov, Quinnipiac University, and Morning Consult highlighting the mixed views among Americans. These polls also delve into specific issues such as Trump’s handling of immigration and his stance on major policy legislation, providing a comprehensive view of the public’s reactions to his presidency.