Many of Trump’s early actions are unpopular, Post-Ipsos poll finds

Stock market dropped over 700 points today.

Consumer confidence is in the shitter, because no sane Americans understand what the fuck Trump and Musk are doing to the Federal government right now. No sane Americans understand Trump's ridiculous tariff threats against Mexico and Canada, either.

Obviously, Trump's honeymoon is already over. Millions of swing voters decided to give Trump a chance and vote for him because of the economy...and it's obvious from the stupid shit going on right now that the economy is not even on Trump's radar. --

But the new polling does highlight perhaps the most significant emerging problem for Trump: the economy. While this has long been his strength, that no longer appears to be the case.

The Post-Ipsos poll shows Americans disapprove of his handling of the economy 53 to 45. Those are his worst economic numbers since 2017.


The Reuters poll shows his economic approval at 39 percent, which is lower than it ever was in his first term.

In the CNN poll, 62 percent say Trump hasn’t gone far enough in trying to reduce the price of everyday goods. Perhaps most strikingly, even a majority of Republican-leaning voters (51 percent) say this.

The Reuters poll shows just 32 percent approve of his handling of inflation — lower than his handling of the economy.

 
The USAID Warshton Compost reports about the USAID Reuters poll.... :laugh2:

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Stock market dropped over 700 points today.

Consumer confidence is in the shitter, because no sane Americans understand what the fuck Trump and Musk are doing to the Federal government right now. No sane Americans understand Trump's ridiculous tariff threats against Mexico and Canada, either.

Obviously, Trump's honeymoon is already over. Millions of swing voters decided to give Trump a chance and vote for him because of the economy...and it's obvious from the stupid shit going on right now that the economy is not even on Trump's radar. --

But the new polling does highlight perhaps the most significant emerging problem for Trump: the economy. While this has long been his strength, that no longer appears to be the case.

The Post-Ipsos poll shows Americans disapprove of his handling of the economy 53 to 45. Those are his worst economic numbers since 2017.


The Reuters poll shows his economic approval at 39 percent, which is lower than it ever was in his first term.

In the CNN poll, 62 percent say Trump hasn’t gone far enough in trying to reduce the price of everyday goods. Perhaps most strikingly, even a majority of Republican-leaning voters (51 percent) say this.

The Reuters poll shows just 32 percent approve of his handling of inflation — lower than his handling of the economy.

Is this an I told you so kind of thing? I’m all not regretting my vote, how about you turd?
 
Stock market dropped over 700 points today.

Consumer confidence is in the shitter, because no sane Americans understand what the fuck Trump and Musk are doing to the Federal government right now. No sane Americans understand Trump's ridiculous tariff threats against Mexico and Canada, either.

Obviously, Trump's honeymoon is already over. Millions of swing voters decided to give Trump a chance and vote for him because of the economy...and it's obvious from the stupid shit going on right now that the economy is not even on Trump's radar. --

But the new polling does highlight perhaps the most significant emerging problem for Trump: the economy. While this has long been his strength, that no longer appears to be the case.

The Post-Ipsos poll shows Americans disapprove of his handling of the economy 53 to 45. Those are his worst economic numbers since 2017.


The Reuters poll shows his economic approval at 39 percent, which is lower than it ever was in his first term.

In the CNN poll, 62 percent say Trump hasn’t gone far enough in trying to reduce the price of everyday goods. Perhaps most strikingly, even a majority of Republican-leaning voters (51 percent) say this.

The Reuters poll shows just 32 percent approve of his handling of inflation — lower than his handling of the economy.


This is because he keeps playing games such as "I'm going to hit you with a tariff! (maybe...possibly...likely in 45 days or so....or...maybe not...).

He has to make a decision and that's it so that industries can either expand in Mexico or in America.
 
Gee...since Trump is this fucking stupid, maybe you shouldn't support him.
Well, he is looking at getting deals instead of just laying his foot on the line and then see what happens over a year or two.

If they cut money from DOGE, decrease government and bring in money from tariffs, he can balance the budget finally as Clinton did.
 
Well, he is looking at getting deals instead of just laying his foot on the line and then see what happens over a year or two.

If they cut money from DOGE, decrease government and bring in money from tariffs, he can balance the budget finally as Clinton did.
What "deals"?? Nothing good is going to come of Trump's stupid ass tariff threats. All it's going to do is continue to hurt the economy.
 
What "deals"?? Nothing good is going to come of Trump's stupid ass tariff threats. All it's going to do is continue to hurt the economy.
He has only been in office for a month, any trailing economic data is from Bidens reign.

He delays all the time though, "auto tariffs on April 2nd, tariffs on Canada and Mexico" and then "we take them back, but we will hit steel and aluminum...in a months time".

He thinks he is being cute but he is delaying his own agenda by doing so in my opinion.
 
He has only been in office for a month, any trailing economic data is from Bidens reign.

He delays all the time though, "auto tariffs on April 2nd, tariffs on Canada and Mexico" and then "we take them back, but we will hit steel and aluminum...in a months time".

He thinks he is being cute but he is delaying his own agenda by doing so in my opinion.
We? Do you have a mouse in yer pocket while you live in Canada?
 
He has only been in office for a month, any trailing economic data is from Bidens reign.

He delays all the time though, "auto tariffs on April 2nd, tariffs on Canada and Mexico" and then "we take them back, but we will hit steel and aluminum...in a months time".

He thinks he is being cute but he is delaying his own agenda by doing so in my opinion.

You argue Trump's indecision is causing insecurity and issues with the economy and then you blame it on Biden, LOL
 
You argue Trump's indecision is causing insecurity and issues with the economy and then you blame it on Biden, LOL
I'm referring to the stock market impulse ,not the longer term underlying economic metrics which fall under Biden.

Trump is responsible for little dips on news that doesn't come to fruition if he says something bombastic but doesnt follow through, delays etc.

The sooner he makes a decision the sooner manufacturers and businesses will know where to invest. Japanese companies and auto companies seem convinced that he will hit the auto market with tariffs. Do they know something others don't?
 
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