Trump’s Approval Rating With Catholics Rises

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The media’s narrative fell apart.

Donald Trump’s approval rating among Catholic voters increased, according to a new poll.

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The Fox News poll found that 52% of Catholic voters approved of him.

Newsweek reported:

President Donald Trump’s job approval among Catholic voters rebounded in April despite his public feud with Pope Leo XIV intensifying this year.

The shift challenges assumptions that Trump’s attacks on a sitting pope would alienate a key religious voting bloc.

Catholics—long a pivotal swing constituency—appear more resistant to Vatican criticism than many Democratic and Republican strategists had anticipated.

But Catholics told a different story. In that group, 52 percent approved and 48 percent disapproved, placing Trump four points above water with Catholic voters.

This is higher than the 48% the same poll found in March.

Mass Live reported:

This marks a notable reversal from the media outlet’s March 20–23 survey, when the president was underwater at 48% approval and 52% disapproval.

Friction between Trump and the pope reached a boiling point on April 12 when the president shared a Truth Social post criticizing the first American pontiff.

Trump called Pope Leo “weak on crime” and “terrible for foreign policy,” specifically targeting the pope’s opposition to the joint U.S.-Israeli strikes in Iran.

Trump further claimed that the pontiff would not have been elected pope if not for his own influence. These comments appeared shortly after a “60 Minutes” interview in which American cardinals criticized the administration’s stance on mass deportations and the war in Iran.



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