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Republicans collapse as more reliable democrats on the economy for the first time since 2021

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettApril 15, 2025No Comments
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The Democrats were struggling with the economy after the cash register since Joe Biden took office in 2021. The Republicans managed to present themselves on the economy and narrowly overthrowed the Chamber in 20222. Trump and the Republicans ran again on the economy, overthrew the Senate and resumed the White House in 2024.

Democrats did not speak much directly about inflation and the economy, but they took a ton of action that maintained high wages, job growth and inflation at least under control.

Trump returned to the White House, threw democratic policies through the window and adopted policies that have aggravated the economy in record time.

The result was many voters realizing that the Democrats were not so bad, and maybe they would like to have these guys, not Elon Musk and Donald Trump in charge.

The last edition of the morning monitoring of the morning documented how the overthrow was striking in less than 100 days that Donald Trump was in office.

According to the Morning monitoring survey Consult:

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