Recent polling indicates a decline in Donald Trump’s support among middle-income earners, reversing gains made earlier in the election cycle. The latest YouGov/Economist poll reveals a net approval rating of -14 points for Trump among those earning $50,000-$100,000 annually, driven by economic anxieties and concerns over rising costs. Critics argue Trump’s economic policies, including the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, could negatively impact working families, leading to a backlash among middle-class voters. This shift in sentiment coincides with increasing pessimism about the economy and concerns regarding the potential for a recession.
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In a contentious ABC News interview, President Trump defended the wrongful deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, insisting a photoshopped image showing “MS-13” on Garcia’s knuckles was genuine despite the correspondent’s corrections. Trump further justified his economic policies, claiming they were part of his campaign promises and necessary to prevent economic collapse, dismissing concerns from small businesses affected by tariffs. When questioned about his confidence in his defense secretary and the legality of deportations, Trump deflected responsibility to the Justice Department and dismissed critical questions as “stupid.” The interview highlighted the ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and the press regarding immigration and economic policies.
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New polling data from Harvard reveals a decline in President Trump’s support among young men, attributed to his economic policies. Bloomberg News’ David Gura and Tim Miller of the Bulwark Podcast joined Nicolle Wallace to analyze these findings. The discussion focused on the impact of the President’s economic performance on this key demographic. This shift in support highlights a potential vulnerability for the President’s reelection campaign.
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Trump is single-handedly dismantling the economic progress achieved during Biden’s presidency, a fact that transcends partisan lines and resonates globally. This isn’t merely about reversing specific policies; it’s a broader attack on the very foundations of economic stability and prosperity built over decades, if not centuries.
Trump’s actions represent a pattern of Republican administrations leaving economic devastation for their Democratic successors to clean up, a cycle that seems to repeat itself relentlessly. This isn’t a mere partisan squabble; the damage extends far beyond US borders, negatively impacting the global economy and eroding the country’s standing on the world stage.
The assertion that this was a “great economy” under Biden needs qualification.… Continue reading
Following the imposition of sweeping tariffs, President Trump’s response to the ensuing economic turmoil involved golfing, fundraising events, and defiant pronouncements. His actions, marked by erratic decision-making and disregard for conventional responses, drew comparisons to historical figures known for detachment from their people’s suffering. While initially unwavering, Trump eventually yielded to pressure, temporarily pausing some tariffs after facing widespread criticism and market losses. This episode highlighted Trump’s governing style, characterized by impulsive actions and a seeming indifference to the consequences of his policies.
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Contrary to Trump’s claims, his tariff implementation severely undermines the burgeoning American manufacturing renaissance fostered by Biden’s economic policies. These policies, including the Inflation Reduction Act and CHIPS Act, have spurred significant investment and job growth in advanced technology manufacturing. Trump’s erratic and unpredictable tariff approach creates economic uncertainty, jeopardizing this progress and potentially causing widespread factory closures. His opposition to key initiatives like EV tax credits further threatens this revitalized sector, highlighting a direct conflict between his actions and the nation’s manufacturing future.
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Matt Underwood