Trump's support hits new low
Recent opinion polls have shown that American President Donald Trump's popularity has fallen to its lowest levels since his return to the White House, with his support ranging between 32% and 34% according to independent organizations. This marks an unprecedented level since polling data began being documented in the 1940s. The decline is attributed to ongoing tensions with Iran, rising fuel prices, and a waning public confidence in the administration's handling of issues that were traditionally among Trump's strengths, such as the economy and immigration. Despite this, Trump insists that his support "is at an all-time high" and dismisses the poll results, relying instead on his strong base within the "Make America Great Again" movement. The drop in his popularity is causing concern within the Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections, with fears that it could translate into gains for the Democrats in Congress. However, some experts believe that political polarization and electoral districts may offer the Republican Party some relative protection against this decline. Meanwhile, the White House emphasizes economic achievements, such as job opportunities and inflation reduction. Trump continues to question the accuracy of opinion polls, relying on his influence within the party.
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