Economic Sentiment & Presidential Approval - President Trump's approval rating on the economy has fallen to 31%, the lowest in his first or second term, indicating growing concerns about affordability among Americans [1][12][13] - A significant portion of Americans, particularly those in the bottom third of the economy who do not own stocks, are experiencing financial anxieties related to healthcare, prescription drugs, and travel costs [4][5] - The disconnect between the booming stock market, primarily benefiting the top 10% of Americans and driven by a few tech stocks, and the financial struggles of middle-class Americans is fueling voter anger [9][10] Political Implications - The President's perceived inability to empathize with the financial anxieties of American voters is seen as a significant weakness [6][8][15] - The Democratic party is gaining ground, recent Democratic sweeps in New Jersey and Virginia and this week's Miami mayoral race make 2026 look distinctly blue tinged [13] - Polling data indicates a decline in Trump's approval ratings across various issues, including the economy, crime, and immigration, suggesting a shift in voter sentiment [13][15][16] Immigration Policy Impact - The focus on "brutal deportation practices" rather than "build the wall" is becoming increasingly unpopular and damaging to the administration [14]

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