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Most people who observed the president Donald Trump’s The stellar schedule to a joint session of the Congress had a positive opinion of what he explained in his speech, according to Snap surveys.
Trump has been moving at deformation speed since his January 20 inaugurationAnd he used his speech to pronounce a complete defense of his avalanche of activity, while repeatedly pointed to former President Joe Biden and the Democrats of Congress.
The speech, which lasted more than 90 minutes, was the longest speech for a joint session of the Congress or a speech of the State of the Union in 60 years.
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President Donald Trump addresses a joint session of Congress in the United States Capitol on March 4, 2025 in Washington, the vice president of DC, JD Vance, center and president of the Mike Johnson Chamber (R-LA), to the right, behind him. (Win McNamee/Pool through Reuters)
According to an instant survey of CNN, almost seven out of 10 respondents saw Trump’s speech as positive (44% said very positive and 25% said something positive), while 31% offered that they had a negative reaction (15% somewhat negative and 16% very negative).
There was a similar response in an SNAP survey conducted for CBS News.
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The instant surveys of the State of the Union address or speeches to the joint sessions of the Congress are often favorable for the presidents who pronounce these speeches. This is because speech observers represent a small portion of the public, and it is generally much more likely to be from the president’s own party, which is reflected in the survey results.
President Donald Trump gestures while speaking during a speech to a joint session of Congress at the United States Capitol in Washington, DC, on March 4, 2025. (Mandel Ngan/Pool through Reuters)
He CNN survey They included 431 respondents who saw Trump’s speech. Forty -four percent of those questioned described themselves as Republicans, 35% as independents or members of a third party, and only 21% said they were Democrats.
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CNN said that 44% that had a very positive vision of Trump’s speech is less than 57% who felt the same in his instant survey of Trump’s speech to Congress eight years ago, near the beginning of his first administration. In addition, they pointed out that it was also four points lower than the 48% that gave Biden a great thumb in their initial speech to Congress in 2021, at the beginning of their only mandate in the White House.
