A look at the net favorability rating changes for former President Bill Clinton and President Donald Trump during their impeachment sagas indicates that Clinton was hurt by impeachment in a way that Trump hasn't been | Analysis by Harry Enten
Poll of the week: A new Monmouth University poll finds that 46% of Americans have a favorable view of President Donald Trump. His unfavorable rating stands at 52%. That makes for a net favorability rating of -6 points. The average of polls this month puts Trump's net favorability at -11 points.
Still, that's a drop of nearly 20 points in Clinton's net favorability from when news of his affair broke to after the Senate acquitted him. The downward shift in Clinton's net favorability ratings stands in direct contrast to his steady high approval rating and the unpopularity of impeaching and removing him from office.
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