Trump's Policies Weaken U.S. Economy and Approval Ratings

A recent survey reveals that 49% of Americans believe Trump’s policies have weakened the economy compared to Biden’s leadership. Trump's current approval rate stands at 40%, down from 47% two months ago, reflecting growing discontent and lack of trust in his governance.


Trump's Policies Weaken U.S. Economy and Approval Ratings

According to a recent survey, more Americans believe that the policies of the previous administration under Donald Trump weakened the economy rather than strengthened it. Additionally, Trump has lost 7 percentage points in his approval rating since February. There are concerns about his focus on past energy sources and his distortion of energy markets.

Regarding his actions and perceptions, Trump has been criticized for his energy-centric approach, such as oil and natural gas, while undermining efforts toward cleaner energies. This comes despite the global urgency to reduce pollution. There are criticisms of his accumulation of power and his alleged strategy of creating crises to gain extraordinary powers.

During the first 100 days of his second term, Trump has signed a considerable number of executive orders and has shown a clear focus on his priorities. Experts point to a shift in strategy and the concentration of power in the presidential figure, moving away from legislative branches.

A political analyst describes Trump's first 100 days as disastrous, emphasizing his impact on the destabilization of government, economic agitation, and the weakening of U.S. international alliances. Despite his anti-government rhetoric, Trump uses his position to influence individuals and institutions, generating distrust and tensions in society.