With two weeks as president of the United States under his belt, Donald Trump's approval rating continues to sink to new record lows, according to numbers released by Gallup over the weekend.

Gallup, a polling center that has tracked the job approval of every president since Dwight D. Eisenhower, reports that 42 percent of Americans approve of the job Trump has done so far, a new low for any president after two weeks in office.

Trump's disapproval rating is now at 53 percent.

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For comparison, former President Barack Obama's approval rating during his second week in office was 65 percent, while George W. Bush enjoyed a rating in the mid to high fifties in early 2001.

Some of the blowback potentially leading to Trump's low approval rating may be related to the speed and aggressiveness the 45th president has used to implement his agenda. Trump signed 18 executive orders within the first 12 days of his presidency. While the president continues to check the boxes of his many campaign promises, some Americans feel he may be moving too quickly.

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