Recent polls reveal widespread disapproval of President Trump’s agenda, encompassing his budget, trade policies, and immigration enforcement. Americans overwhelmingly reject the budget bill’s cuts to Medicaid and other social programs, while his trade wars and immigration tactics also garner significant negative feedback. Consequently, Trump’s overall approval rating has plummeted. In response, the president is shifting focus to distractions, such as promoting a poorly attended military parade and fluctuating his stance on potential military action against Iran.
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This article argues that Bernie Sanders would have been a more effective president than either Donald Trump or Joe Biden. Sanders’ policy positions, focusing on issues like affordable prescription drugs and addressing wealth inequality, resonate with a broad range of Americans and offer a path forward for both Democrats and Republicans. His popularity, particularly among young voters, contrasts sharply with the declining approval ratings of the Democratic Party. The author suggests that adopting some of Sanders’ strategies and appealing to working-class voters are crucial for the Democrats’ success in upcoming elections. Ultimately, the piece posits that Sanders’ approach offers a more effective means of addressing pressing economic and political issues.
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Donald Trump’s dismissive response to a Time magazine cover depicting Elon Musk as president contradicts his previous enthusiasm for the publication. Trump claimed ignorance of the cover and the magazine’s continued existence, despite recently celebrating being named Time’s Person of the Year. He simultaneously praised Musk’s actions, including alleged uncovering of government waste and corruption, and announced Musk’s future availability for press briefings. This contrasts sharply with Trump’s past eagerness for Time’s recognition.
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John Q. Hosedrinker