CNN Data Chief Names 'Most Popular' Trump Cabinet Member — And The Results Are Surprising
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Harry Enten said the key Trump official isn't exactly a "drag" on the president, either.
CNN’s chief data analyst Harry Enten on Thursday said that while Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. “ain’t exactly popular,” recent polling shows he’s the “most popular” key official in President Donald Trump’s Cabinet.
Enten, in a segment that aired prior to the conspiracy theorist’s catastrophic Senate hearing, turned to net favorable ratings (percent in favor minus percent not in favor) showing Kennedy at -7.
The figure is better than the net favorable ratings of Secretary of State Marco Rubio (-10), Vice President JD Vance (-11) and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth (-14), per Enten.
“So, no, RFK Jr. is not a drag on President Trump. He’s not the most embattled,” said Enten, who noted that his net favorable analysis featured the four key Trump officials that CNN had “recent polling on.”
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