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Carl P. Leubsdorf: Fearful of Trump’s Wrath, Congress Abdicates Its Authority
UNITED STATES, JUL 21 – President Trump's approval rating dropped to 42% amid economic struggles and controversial policies, while legislative setbacks and political conflicts continue to challenge his second term.
- Sunday marked six months since Donald Trump began his second presidential term amid ongoing national debate.
- Trump's return followed a polarized agenda including tariff reversals, budget shifts, increased immigration enforcement, and LGBTQ policy changes.
- Polls in mid-July showed Trump's approval ratings ranging from 41% to 50%, reflecting fluctuating public support during this period.
- Ken Langone praised Trump's economic policies and leadership, while House Speaker Mike Johnson claimed the country is safer and stronger after six months.
- The administration's mixed policy record and congressional inaction suggest ongoing political challenges and uncertainty in future governance.
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Decatur DailyCarl P. Leubsdorf: Fearful of Trump’s wrath, Congress abdicates its authority
The first six months of President Donald Trump’s second administration have brought an unprecedented expansion of presidential power. They’ve also brought an unprecedented abdication of congressional authority.
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