A lot is going on in our great republic, it is very few. Political violence is going on rapidly and powerful rule is increasing.
But in the National Public Public Intelligence, it continues to show that the tragic situation of the economy is still a heel of President Trump. Congress’s Democrats have addressed this economic imperative in their fight on federal expenses and the possibility of a federal government being closed.
Congress’s Democrats has wisely chosen Capitol Hill To fight on their battlefield. He has bet on public concerns about medical costs as he focuses his focus to fight the 2026 budget battle. House and Senate Democrats strongly opposed a Republican continuous resolution, which maintains the status of regrettable expenses. Instead, my party bravely supported a budget plan, which will restore the Medicade Fund and reduce the health insurance premium in the cheap care act.
Candidate Trump promised last year that he would reduce prices in a day of his second term. Now we are eight months of his second presidential post and prices are still increasing. Last month, Inflation increased 2.9 percent while the job growth slowed down. The rising cost of health care is increasing even more rapidly, 3.4 percent In the last year. We are going in a long cold winter that will accelerate the prices of households.
Then the dreaded is the word “R”. Moody’s chief economist Mark Zandi It is believed that some parts of the nation are already in recession, and the economy continues to cool to follow more.
Data of a new national survey of adult Americans organized by yougov.com Economist Inflation has shown that toll when Trump stands. His job rating is the lowest during his second term. Only 39 percent of the public approved his performance as President, while 57 percent rejected the net job rating of minus -18 points.
Their scores on the economy are terrible. His rating on jobs is under water from 22 points and is low on inflation by 34 digits. Their scores are poor to deal with crime and limit immigration (minus -7 points), but not as terrible as their performance at jobs and prices. His failure to maintain his promise to fight inflation finally caught him. Only three of the ten Americans believe that they are honest and reliable.
Trump’s poor score on its handling of the economy, along with the Republican control of both the Houses of the Congress, also benefited in the budget battle. House speakers Mike Johnson (R-La.) Cruel Republican spending can pass the scheme with a simple majority. The situation in the Senate is more complex. Republicans with only 53 senators require at least seven democratic votes to avoid a philibuster. If the Republican cannot get 60 votes to pass a constant resolution, the federal government will close on September 30 at midnight.
As the mid -term elections come closer, democratic benefits increase. The survey is more likely to reject the President’s performance than the Republican in the survey. But the real red flag for the weak Republican Congress candidates is that the job rating is 36 points under water with Trump’s political freedom. Such a deficit is a major obstacle to the Republican of the Congress in the mid -term elections in 14 months.
Trump’s broken promise to fight inflation and their strong urge to maintain the cost of spending in health care for American families working hard in their big bad Republican budget will create a government shutdown. Republican Intrance will disrupt an economy that is already increasing due to the cost of grocery and health care and a decline in jobs. Meanwhile, plutocrats and aristocrats rich and bankers and billionaires broke their big tax.
A powerful and power hungry but unpopular presidents take high flight and defy political gravity. This is the time to pull Trump back to Earth with a firm stand on Capital Hill for the Congress Democrats.
Brad Bainon A national Democratic strategist and CEO of Bannon Communications Research is the Democrats, Labor Unions and Choosing for Groups. He hosted the popular progressive podcast on power, politics and policy, Deadline DC with Brad Bainon,
