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Trump and the Republicans still condemned without prices

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettApril 9, 2025No Comments
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While republicans and Trump allies are signing a relief on the prices file, no one should look at this moment and believe that the Republicans are something other than electoral condemned.

It turns out that the fundamental problem that makes Trump and his extremely unpopular party has gone nowhere.

In fact, the situation is getting worse.

The last survey of Quinnipiac University revealed:

In the wake of President Donald Trump imposing prices on dozens of countries, a large majority of voters (72%) think that prices will harm the US economy in the short term, while a smallest majority (53%) will think that prices will harm the long-term US economy, according to a national quinnipiac survey (Kwin-UH-PAA-ACK).

For the short term, 72% of voters think that prices will harm the US economy, while 22% think that prices will help the US economy.

97% of Democrats, 77% of the self -employed and 44% of Republicans all believe that prices will harm the economy. Since the prices have been started again but do not disappear, it seems to be a very big problem that remains for the Republicans.

Thus, Trump fell back and dropped the heat a little on one of the many crises he has created.

Trump’s approval rating is still underwater, because only 41% approves the work it does as president. The prices had not yet struck the Americans in the wallets, but it was the same dark cloud of a problem that led to Trump before he decided to play the commercial warrior who is at the top of the spirit of the voters.

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