What's Happening?
President Trump's approval rating has dropped to 37%, marking the lowest point of his second term. This decline is largely driven by independents, whose approval has fallen to 29%. The drop follows the signing of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which includes tax cuts and increased spending on defense and border security, offset by cuts to healthcare programs.
Why It's Important?
The approval ratings reflect public sentiment towards Trump's policies, particularly among independents. The decline may affect Trump's ability to push further legislative agendas and influence mid-term election outcomes. It highlights the challenges in balancing fiscal policies with public approval.
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What's Next?
Trump's administration may need to address the concerns of independents to regain support. Future policy decisions could be influenced by these approval ratings, potentially leading to adjustments in domestic and foreign policy strategies.
