A new POLITICO poll of 2,035 U.S. adults finds 46% blame Trump for the economy, with 53% citing high living costs as a top concern.
Trump has proposed capping credit card interest rates, ordered investigations into meatpackers, and released petroleum reserves—moves echoing Biden’s strategies—to address affordability and economic anxiety.
Despite these efforts, polling shows persistent voter discontent, and the administration faces challenges distinguishing its economic agenda from Biden’s, as Republicans hope the policy shift will improve their political standing.
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