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In the United States, Trump's disapproval ratings are reportedly at record highs. Yet, paradoxically, his approval ratings have remained relatively stagnant, hovering in the high 40s, with disapproval consistently in the high 40s as well. This stability indicates a polarized nation, where a significant portion of the populace remains either deeply supportive or deeply opposed, with little middle ground.
Political analysts note that even if Trump were to achieve groundbreaking successes—such as curing cancer—the narrative might still be dominated by controversies and criticisms, as exemplified by a satirical remark: "if he cured cancer, the story in the New York Times would be Trump makes cardiologists unemployed."