Donald Trump's job approval ratings have declined in the first 50 days following his speech to Congress, reflecting growing dissatisfaction among the electorate. Polls reveal that while Trump has support for his immigration policies, concerns about his economic strategies, especially regarding tariffs and inflation, are hurting his standing. His approval ratings have dropped to 47.3% positive against 49.0% negative, with economic issues being a significant factor. Recent declines in stock market performance further exacerbate worries about a potential recession, challenging Trump's administration and connection with voters.
As President Trump reaches his first 50 days in office, his approval rating has declined from 49%-41% to 47%-45%, reflecting a nation deeply divided.
Voters are most supportive of Trump's immigration policy, but they disapprove of his handling of the economy, believe tariffs will hurt economic growth, and are skeptical of his cryptocurrency policy.
Polls suggested even Trump supporters thought he was inadequately focused on inflation and prices, which could mean deeper trouble for him.
The recent plunge in stock prices may produce additional jitters as predictions of a possible recession return to light.
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