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Trump gets middling grades on Americans' top issues, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds

Americans give President Donald Trump middling marks on his handling of the economy and efforts to shrink the government, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll.
Only 32% approved of the job Trump was doing on inflation, as stated in the poll.
The poll found that 65% opposed Trump's call to abolish the Department of Education, while just over half supported increasing deportations.

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Trump gets middling grades on Americans' top issues, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds

A notable portion of Trump's 2024 voters broke with some of the president's early actions and ideas, including the proposal to end birthright citizenship and moves to end diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

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Trump Gets Middling Grades on Americans' Top Issues, Reuters/Ipsos Poll Finds

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Netwerk24 | Americans lukewarm about Trump's early policies

Americans give President Donald Trump average marks for his handling of the economy and efforts to shrink government and are unimpressed with some of the early battles he has picked.

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US citizens give Trump mediocre grades

His action against illegal immigration, on the other hand, supports almost 90 percent of Trump voters. A majority of 55 percent also believes the course is right in the survey. Trump's idea of relocating the Palestinians from the Gaza Strip, on the other hand, is only accepted by a quarter of the respondents. And even among Republicans, one in two is against it.More than 4,000 Americans were questioned between February 13 and 18. The next federa…

17 hours ago·Bolzano, Italy

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