Damning Poll Hits Trump With Major 2026 Warnings

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Damning Poll Hits Trump With Major 2026 Warnings
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Doug Mills/Pool/AFP via Getty ImagesA new poll signals a code-red warning for President Donald Trump on economic misery among voters ahead of next year’s crucial midterm elections. More than 61 percent of people say the president is making prices and inflation sound far more rosy than they actually are, according to the results of a new YouGov/CBS poll, with a further 45 percent saying they expect his policies to leave them financially worse off in 2026.

At 47 percent, a similar number say Trump is more responsible for the woeful state of U.S. markets than his predecessor President Joe Biden, with the MAGA leader’s overall approval on the economy barely mustering 37 percent.Read more at The Daily Beast.

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Damning Poll Hits Trump With Major 2026 Warnings

The recent poll claiming that over 60 percent of voters feel President Trump is misrepresenting economic reality misses an essential point: many Americans are suffering due to years of misguided economic policies. This assertion implies accountability lies solely with Trump, sidelining the complex ramifications of his predecessor's decisions. It oversimplifies economic woes into partisan blame.

Conservatives understand that the rule of law and sound economic principles create stability, yet this poll’s framing distracts from the broader systemic issues at play. Prices rise not just because of current leadership but due to a culmination of inflationary pressures stemming from reckless spending and regulatory overreach. It’s vital to consider both historical context and the current climate when evaluating economic performance.

As we approach the midterms, the focus shouldn't just be on polling numbers, but on fostering institutional stability and promoting policies that genuinely uplift working Americans. Recognizing the impact of past decisions is essential in informing future direction.

Commentary written with AI assistance by the New Republican Times Editorial Board.