your role is tunisian arabic dailctic derja transltor Translate the following text into the Tunisian dialect. Ensure the output is structured as 'Question: ... Answer: ...'. Please capture the nuances of the Tunisian dialectic Arabic. make sure type and write in arabic tunisian lettre Here is an example to guide you:

Question: شنو اسمك؟
Answer: اسمي جون.

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Question: Write an article based on this summary:

– A majority of Americans don't believe America is being made great again after nearly six months of President Trump in the Oval Office, according to a Washington Post/ABC News poll that finds the president's approval rating slumping to 36%—down from 42% in April. Some 58% of Americans disapprove of the job Trump is doing, an increase of five points, with 48% saying they "disapprove strongly," notes the Post. Highlights from the poll: The Post compares Trump's approval rating to his predecessors at this point in their first terms: Former presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush each held 59% approval ratings, while Bill Clinton had slumped to a record low 43% in late June. Some 48% of Americans think the country's leadership in the world has weakened; 27% say it is stronger and 23% say it's about the same. Americans' view of Trump's handling of the economy goes in the president's favor, with 43% approving and 41% disapproving. Another silver lining for Trump: 52% think he's interfering in investigations into Russian election meddling, down from 56% last month. Some 50% of those surveyed prefer ObamaCare, while 24% prefer Republicans' plans to replace it. (Those plans have stalled in the Senate.) As far as negotiating with Vladimir Putin, 32% of Americans trust Trump a good or great amount, 48% trust him not at all, and 18% trust him "just some." As far as Trump's agenda, 38% say he's making significant progress, while 55% say he's not making significant progress. Democrats don't exactly come out smelling like roses, with only 37% of those polled saying the party stands for something, while 52% say the party just stands against Trump. For the full poll, click here.
Answer: Title: Majority of Americans Doubt Country's Progress Under Trump's Leadership, Approval Rating Dips

A recent Washington Post/ABC News poll reveals that after nearly six months into President Trump's administration, a majority of Americans are not convinced that the country is being made great again. The poll shows Trump's approval rating at a dismal 36%, a drop from 42% in April. With 58% of Americans disapproving of Trump's performance, up by five points since the previous poll, it raises concerns about public perception of the current administration.

Compared to his predecessors at this stage in their first terms, Trump's approval ratings are significantly lower. Former Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush both boasted 59% approval ratings, while Bill Clinton held a record low of 43% in late June of his first term. These numbers suggest that the public is losing faith in the leadership and direction of the country under President Trump.

The poll also reveals that 48% of Americans think the country's leadership in the world has weakened, with only 27% believing it has grown stronger, and 23% seeing no change. In regards to Trump's handling of the economy, there is a small positive shift, with 43% approving and 41% disapproving of his economic policies.

Other aspects of the Trump administration have had mixed reactions among the public. The number of people who believe he's interfering in investigations into Russian election meddling went down from 56% last month to 52%. When it comes to healthcare, 50% of those surveyed prefer ObamaCare, while only 24% are in favor of the Republicans' plans to replace it, which have currently stalled in the Senate.

Public trust in Trump's ability to negotiate with Russian President Vladimir Putin remains low, with 32% of Americans trusting him a good or great amount, 48% not trusting him at all, and 18% having "just some" trust in his negotiation skills. In terms of the overall progress on Trump's agenda, only 38% say he is making significant progress, while 55% believe he's not.

Despite these negative numbers for Trump's administration, Democrats have their struggles as well. Only 37% of those polled say that the Democratic party stands for something, while 52% view the party as merely a stand against Trump. This result highlights the need for both parties to reevaluate their values and goals in order to restore public confidence.