特朗普2.0开始减速，内政外交均误判

Core Viewpoint - The Trump administration has faced significant challenges in domestic and foreign policy, leading to a decline in support from independent voters, which is critical for upcoming elections [2][5][10]. Domestic Policy - Housing costs have maintained an increase of approximately 4% year-on-year, outpacing the Consumer Price Index (CPI) [5][6]. - Hospital service costs have risen by over 5%, putting pressure on household finances [6]. - Personal bankruptcies increased by 15% from January to September, indicating worsening economic conditions for individuals [5][6]. Foreign Policy - Trade negotiations with China have stalled, with no effective strategies to address the trade deficit [5][7]. - The situation in Ukraine remains unresolved, with a canceled summit between Trump and Putin due to lack of concessions from Russia [7]. - The Trump administration's aggressive tariff policies, including a 145% tariff on Chinese goods, have not yielded the desired results, leading to a reassessment of strategies [7][10]. Voter Sentiment - Support for Trump among independent voters has dropped from 46% to 33%, reflecting dissatisfaction with economic conditions [5][6]. - In the recent Virginia gubernatorial election, 59% of independent voters supported the Democratic candidate, a significant shift from previous elections [4][5]. Policy Adjustments - The Trump administration has begun to reverse some of its more extreme policies, including the cancellation of tariffs on over 220 food items, in an effort to regain support [7][10]. - There are indications of a shift towards attracting high-skilled foreign talent, contrasting with previous restrictive immigration policies [8][10].