"Trump swept back into the White House on promises to bring down prices and restore order to immigration in America. But on both issues, public sentiment has turned against him.Only 39% of U.S. adults approve of his economic leadership and just 38% support him on immigration, according to the latest Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research survey. Those low numbers show the country is still fretting about the costs of groceries, housing and utilities, a problem compounded by Trump's whipsawing use of tariffs."
"Since his party passed a massive tax cut bill last year, Trump has yet to unveil major new policy ideas on the economy. In recent speeches, he has largely offered the public reruns about his tax cuts, plans to reduce mortgage rates and a new government website for buying prescription drugs.The Supreme Court ruling against many of Trump's far-reaching global tariffs on Friday and the president vowing to use other means to forge ahead with import taxes will only prolong the economi"
President Donald Trump's State of the Union will function as a test of Republican messaging ahead of November elections as polling shows widespread public distrust in his governance. Approval ratings are low: 39% for economic leadership and 38% for immigration, reflecting concerns about grocery, housing and utility costs and instability from tariff policy. The administration has offered few major new economic proposals beyond tax-cut reiterations, mortgage-rate plans and a drug-purchasing website. A Supreme Court ruling limited many global tariffs, and escalating threats of military action against Iran add foreign-policy uncertainty.
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