A CBS/YouGov poll reveals that President Trump enjoys high approval ratings for his performance in his second term, particularly for fulfilling campaign promises. Americans are largely supportive of his handling of various issues, including immigration, border security, and the Israel-Hamas conflict. However, opinions are divided on his economic agenda, especially concerning inflation.
President Donald Trump has commenced his second term in the White House with a wave of positive reviews from Americans, particularly for his adherence to campaign promises. A substantial majority of Americans, 70%, believe Trump is fulfilling his pledges made during the campaign, while only 30% perceive a divergence between his agenda and his campaign statements, according to the findings of a CBS/YouGov poll released on Sunday.
The poll revealed that Trump enjoys an overall approval rating of 53% for his performance thus far, with 47% expressing disapproval.Voters have also employed positive adjectives to characterize the president, with 69% describing him as tough, 63% as energetic, 60% as focused, and 58% as effective. Furthermore, a significant portion of Americans approve of Trump's handling of key issues. For instance, 59% express approval of his program aimed at deporting undocumented immigrants, while 41% disapprove. A larger majority, 64%, endorse the president's plan to deploy U.S. troops to the U.S.-Mexico border, compared to 36% who disapprove.Americans are generally supportive of Trump's actions concerning the Israel-Hamas conflict, with 54% expressing approval and 46% disapproval. However, public opinion is less certain regarding Trump's proposal for the U.S. to assume control of Gaza following the war. Only 13% view this as a 'good idea,' while 47% deem it 'bad,' and 40% remain undecided. While Trump garners some reservations on his economic agenda, particularly regarding his efforts to combat inflation, with 66% asserting that he hasn't dedicated sufficient attention to lowering prices, Americans exhibit a divided stance on tariffs. 56% support tariffs imposed on China, but the level of support diminishes for tariffs on Mexico, Europe, and Canada, with 44%, 40%, and 38% respectively expressing approval.
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