When politicos look back on President Donald Trump’s first year in his second stab at the presidency, early 2026 may mark the nadir of his career-wide economic approval.
The inflation crisis inherited from former President Joe Biden has kept the cost of living the single most salient issue for voters across the political spectrum. So, the White House ends Trump’s first year back in power in a defensive posture with uncharacteristically low approval ratings on the economy.
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