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Anonymous wrote:the problem is, they have a framework for a new tax code that the tariffs were supposed to back fill the treasury with the gap. But that isn't happening and now the tariffs are in jeopardy, which means restoring the tax code as it was or something else, but who knows, because at the moment, we are losing GDP, inflation is increasing and the debt is getting even bigger.

Anonymous wrote:Perhaps he will hold a press conference himself every day on the economy like he did with Covid.

— Some 76% of voters view the economy negatively. That’s worse than the 67% who felt that way in July and the 70% who said the same at the end of former President Biden’s term.

— Large numbers, overall and among Republicans, say their costs for groceries, utilities, healthcare and housing have gone up this year.

— Voters blame the president. About twice as many say President Donald Trump, rather than Biden, is responsible for the current economy. And three times as many say Trump’s economic policies have hurt them (they said the same about Biden’s last year). Plus, approval of how Trump is handling the economy hit a new low, and disapproval of his overall job performance hit record highs among core supporters.

— After the government shutdown, the GOP and the Democratic Party have lower favorable ratings, and roughly 6 in 10 say the president and lawmakers on both sides don’t care about people like them.

— Voters think Republicans have a better plan for border security, immigration and crime, while Democrats are seen as better on affordability, wages, healthcare and climate.

A majority of Americans - 6 in 10 - say they are spending more on utilities than they were a year ago, and they blame President Donald Trump for the rising prices, according to a Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll conducted in late October.

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