WASHINGTON DC – As President Donald Trump nears his 100-day mark in office, a recent poll conducted by Reuters/Ipsos reveals that the American public is growing increasingly dissatisfied with his handling of the economy. The survey indicates that Trump’s economic approval rating has plummeted to 37 percent, a significant drop from previous measurements.
The latest data from Pew Research Center also shows that Trump’s job rating is on the decline, with key policies drawing majority disapproval. This shift in public opinion comes as Trump continues to push forward with his agenda, including controversial measures such as the travel ban and efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
In addition to the decline in economic approval, the poll conducted by Reuters/Ipsos suggests that trust in Trump’s ability to manage the economy is waning among Americans. This sentiment is reflected in the sizable GOP support for Trump’s authoritarian-style ambitions, as highlighted in recent polls.
As the Trump administration approaches the 100-day milestone, these findings raise questions about the president’s ability to deliver on his promises of economic growth and prosperity. With mounting criticism and increasing public skepticism, Trump’s administration faces challenges in gaining public trust and support for its policies moving forward.
Despite these challenges, Trump’s supporters continue to stand by him, highlighting the deep political divide in the country. As the president navigates his second 100 days in office, the American public will be closely watching to see how his policies and decisions impact the nation’s economy and overall well-being.