President Trump's Approval Rating Hits Career Low Amid Economic Concerns and Iran War
President Trump's approval rating has fallen to 32%, marking the lowest point of his political career, according to a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll. This represents a three-point drop from the previous week's poll. The survey, conducted over four days and involving 1,277 U.S. adults, indicates widespread dissatisfaction with the President's performance. A significant factor contributing to this decline is the public's perception of his handling of the cost of living, with only 17% of respondents approving of his approach to this issue. Furthermore, the ongoing war in Iran has also negatively impacted his approval, with only 34% of respondents approving of the strikes on Iran. This conflict has led to increased gasoline and diesel prices, further exacerbating concerns about the cost of living. Even among Republicans, support for President Trump has decreased, with 73% approving of his job performance, a nine-percentage-point drop from the previous week. For the first time, a majority of Republicans (51%) disapp...
