As President Donald Trump hits his 100-day milestone in office, polling data shows a downward trend in his approval ratings. More Americans are expressing dissatisfaction with his handling of core campaign promises, especially on the economy and immigration, according to CGTN's Poppie Mphuthing.
The figures highlight the hurdles facing the White House as it seeks to advance its agenda on job growth, border security, and tax reform. This early dip in support underscores the challenges of maintaining momentum amid polarized public opinion.
Supporters commend the administration's bold initiatives, while critics point to the low approval numbers as evidence of growing discontent. The divide reflects a global conversation about leadership, policy effectiveness, and the impact of populism on domestic and international stability.
As the administration looks ahead, shifts in public sentiment will be crucial in shaping legislative priorities and the president's ability to rally backing at home and abroad.
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