"First of all, I'm not going to tell the American people how to feel because I think Joe Biden made that mistake of saying hey, you know, it's transitory, you're not feeling it. But it has only been nine months. The Big Beautiful Bill has not it was passed, but it's not been implemented just yet. There's still some time for that is he giving people and then when it comes to some of the energy policy, not all of that has been implemented just yet. So I'm not saying, hold on a little bit, but I am saying, it's kind of unfair, when someone has been there for nine months, to put it all on them."
"Everything's on the line. It's really whether the president's going to have four packed years of successes or two and then a struggle in the next two if the Democrats get control of the House."
A Reuters/Ipsos poll (Nov. 14–17) showed President Trump with 34% approval on the economy and 58% disapproval, with a 3% margin of error. Affordability has become a central issue, and proposals such as no tax on tips and promised $2,000 checks are suggested as potential mitigations. Arguments note that nine months in office may be too short for tariffs, energy policies, and the recently passed Big Beautiful Bill to produce measurable effects. Voter decisions at the midterms will determine whether policy momentum continues or faces opposition if control of the House changes.
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