Even Republicans are souring on Trump's economy
Summary
President Donald Trump promised strong economic growth after returning to office last year, but many voters, including Republicans, are now feeling less confident about the economy. Surveys show that economic optimism is low, inflation worries are rising, and fewer Republicans approve of Trump’s handling of the economy.Key Facts
- President Trump’s approval rating has dropped in recent months, especially about the economy.
- A University of Michigan survey found Republican and independent views on the economy at the lowest point of Trump’s second term.
- Inflation expectations among Republicans have more than doubled since February 2025 projections.
- Around 60% of Republicans approve of Trump’s economic management now, down from about 80% in February.
- Polls show only 36% of Republicans feel Trump’s policies have improved their financial situation.
- More Republicans are worried about rising gas prices, increasing from 4% in April to 10% in May.
- Despite concerns, two-thirds of Republicans approve of Trump's handling of the Iran conflict.
- The White House emphasizes ongoing efforts like tax cuts and deregulation to strengthen the economy.
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