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Trump's Approval Ratings Dip Amid Economic Concerns

Recent polls indicate a slight decline in President Donald Trump’s approval ratings, driven by economic concerns and his handling of tariffs.

In the latest Fox News national survey conducted from March 14-17, President Donald Trump’s approval rating stands at 49%, with 51% disapproving of his performance. This marks a slight decrease since his return to the White House in late January, when his approval ratings were in the low 50s and disapproval in the mid-40s. The survey highlights a significant partisan divide, with 92% of Republicans approving of Trump’s job performance, while an equal percentage of Democrats disapprove.

Trump, who has been actively using executive orders to push his agenda, recently signed an order aimed at dismantling the Department of Education, a move he described as a ‘historic action 45 years in the making.’ Since his inauguration, Trump has signed nearly 100 executive orders, a pace that surpasses that of his recent predecessors.

Despite his claim that ‘a lot of great things are happening,’ economic issues, particularly the impact of his tariffs, appear to be influencing public opinion. An average of recent national polls shows Trump’s approval ratings just below water, with concerns about inflation and economic growth contributing to the decline. Daron Shaw, a member of the Fox News Decision Team, pointed out that the shift in Trump’s approval ratings is largely due to the solidification of the Republican base, which was not as unified at the start of his first term.

Independents, who are crucial to Trump’s overall approval, are currently expressing disapproval of his economic policies. However, Shaw suggests that if inflation decreases and economic growth improves, these numbers could shift in Trump’s favor, as independents tend to align with current economic conditions.

As Trump continues to navigate his second term, the economic landscape will likely play a significant role in shaping public perception and his approval ratings.

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