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One-Time Trump Adviser Sounds Alarm on 'Tsunami Election'

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One-Time Trump Adviser Sounds Alarm on 'Tsunami Election'
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A one-time Trump choice for the Federal Reserve Board is cautioning Republican s that the weakened economy may become a midterm nightmare. Moore acknowledged that he was not “surprised” by the economic fallout from Trump’s war in Iran, as administration officials have reportedly been studying market data while bracing for the national average gas price toThe economist described gas prices as “the chief gauge people use to determine how the economy is doing,” a trend that appears to be reflected in recent polling, with rising prices eroding public confidence in the economy.

Gas prices at an Exxon station in Washington D.C. as the price of oil and gas has surged amid the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran.

“It’s one thing after another, and I think that is why people feel so bad,” Moore told The Times. Win McNamee/Getty Images “It’s quite hard to point to things that people would feel great about that would inspire a lot of optimism,” the economist continued, adding that the only people who could currently benefit from the state of the economy are those at the “top of the income distribution.

”Yet, despite growing criticism and clear signs of economic anxiety among Americans, Trump has not indicated that he fully grasps the urgency of the situation. , “When you’re negotiating with Iran, Mr. President, to what extent are Americans’ financial situation motivating you? ” the commander in chief responded: “Not even a little bit,” adding, “I don’t think about Americans’ financial situation.

” The president has also repeatedly described the affordability crisis facing Americans as a “hoax,” even as gas prices rise following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and grocery costsabout the outcome of the crucial November midterm elections and has blamed his party for failing to improve his political optics. He is expected to hit the campaign trail as many as 30 times before November, with the White House hoping his presence can help sway voters who might otherwise stay home.have reacted sharply to his reported comments about their financial situation, with one calling the president a “pompous idiot” in an interview with MS NOW.

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