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Only 31% back Trump’s economic policy
According to a poll by the University of Chicago for the Associated Press, published Thursday, only 31 percent of Americans are satisfied with Trump’s economic policy.
“When will people understand what is happening? When will Polls reflect the Greatness of America at this point in time, and how bad it was just one year ago?” Trump wrote in a post on his Truth Social network.
While campaigning, Trump accused Biden of ignoring the struggles of low-income households.
Like his predecessor, Trump today is trying to steer some of consumers’ discontent toward big corporations suspected of inflating prices.
Like Biden, he is also struggling to generate enthusiasm for his plans to bolster purchasing power.
And like the former president, Trump is dogged by questions about his health, though not as intensely as concerns about his rival’s decline — which Trump himself has fueled.
Blue on the hand
By portraying Biden as an old man unfit to govern, Trump is “tapping into a very real frustration” over the aging of America’s political class, Keena noted. But this strategy could backfire on Trump, the oldest president ever elected in the United States.
The 79-year-old is now the one whose every public appearance is scrutinized, and who is being attacked on social media.
On Thursday, for example, a fake photo showing him with a walker circulated.
Was that Trump nodding off during this cabinet meeting, or was he resting his eyes for a moment?
And was that bandaged bruise on the back of his hand really the result of countless handshakes, as the White House keeps saying?
Biden’s team had furiously denied allegations of declining health, but also increasingly shielded the octogenarian president from public view and journalists’ questions.
Trump, for his part, remains much more accessible than his predecessor ever was and frequently engages in lengthy impromptu exchanges with the press.
But beware, anyone who dares — as the New York Times recently did — to investigate his work pace and vitality. “I actually believe it’s seditious, perhaps even treasonous, for The New York Times, and others, to consistently do FAKE reports in order to libel and demean ‘THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,'” he wrote on Truth Social.
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