Majority of Americans worry Trump is "too friendly" with Russia

A new poll from Quinnipiac University, filled with bad news on top of more bad news for the president, shows just how big his Russia problems are. A huge majority — 68 percent — are either “very” or “somewhat” concerned about Trump’s relationship with Russia. A majority also believes Trump did something either “illegal” or “unethical” in his relationship with Russia.

And that’s not all.

More than half of voters think Trump is “too friendly” to Russia. That could be attributed to any number of things Trump has said and done, as a candidate and as president. Trump has repeatedly praised Russian President Vladimir Putin, while offending and alienating America’s closest allies.

And it was recently reported that his administration is seeking to lift sanctions imposed on Russia for its attempts to interfere in our presidential election.

When it comes to approval numbers for Trump, the news only gets worse. His job approval is now at 34 percent, which is “a new low,” according to Quinnipiac.

On other issues — honesty, leadership skills, strength, intelligence, and care for average Americans — Trump is also drowning.

The bottom line, according to Quinnipiac’s Tim Malloy?

“There is zero good news for President Donald Trump in this survey,” Malloy says, “just a continual slide into a chasm of doubt about his policies and his very fitness to serve.”

Unfortunately for Trump, there is nothing fake about that news.