Donald Trump Approval Rating On Trade
— OSZ (@OpenSourceZone) June 4, 2025
? Approve: 47% (+2)
? Disapprove: 45%
Morning Consult | May 30-June 2 pic.twitter.com/2tG3Pt5c2D
For decades, polls showed Dems had a double-digit edge on the party who looked out for/was the party of the middle class. Polls now show the GOP/Trump have totally eliminated that gap.
— (((Harry Enten))) (@ForecasterEnten) June 2, 2025
This comes as the GOP maintains a ~10 pt lead on the economy, after 4 months of Trump. pic.twitter.com/izIAv76IkB
I can already hear the chorus of activists.
They will say things like a 93% reduction in illegal immigration or cutting the trade deficit in half in four months ISN’T a change in policy. The Jews want you to think this is a meaningful change. They want you to think you can work within the system to accomplish political goals.
“The U.S. trade deficit in goods and services narrowed sharply in April, falling to $61.6 billion compared with$138.3 billion in March as tariffs clamped down on global trade.
U.S. goods imports fell significantly in April, dropping by 16.3 percent from March, the data released from the Commerce Department showed, as tariffs on exports from China and other countries weighed on trade. The sharp drop reflected the fact that importers had rushed to bring many goods into the United States at the beginning of the year to get ahead of tariffs ordered by President Trump.
Exports rose slightly, up 3 percent from the previous month.
Mr. Trump has imposed tariffs on a variety of industries and trading partners since coming into office in January, raising the U.S. tariff rate to levels not seen in a century. The president has temporarily suspended some of the tariffs to allow for trade negotiations, but many are set to snap back into effect in early July unless deals are reached.
“The big swing in the trade deficit reflects the global trade war,” said Mark Zandi, the chief economist at Moody’s Analytics. “With the tariffs, goods imports collapsed in April, leading to a much smaller trade deficit.” …”
Imposing a 145% tariff on China ISN’T a policy change.
Essentially ripping up the USMCA agreement that replaced NAFTA isn’t a policy change.
Losing trillions of dollars in financial markets by throwing the global trading system into chaos is a trick. That’s what Wall Street and Jewish bankers secretly want!
Put in simple terms, do you want your Chevy pickup or household furniture made by Americans or cheap labour in China? Forget the higher price you’d pay. If they last longer, it will work out cheaper in the long run.
My wife and I purchased some cheap Chinese lounges new in 2022. For some time now, the vinyl skins have been peeling and falling off. It looks decrepit. Now we must waste more time and money to go out and purchase something better, and waste gas as well in running around. This is more costly to us than the extra price I should have paid the first time for locally made, better quality item’s.
If you see American made stuff being produced by companies trying to do the right thing and keep it local and pay proper wages……then support them! Buy their products.