मिडिल ईस्ट वॉर के बीच घट गई ट्रंप की लोकप्रियता, सर्वे में 36% पर सिमटी रेटिंग – iran war impact on us economy fuel prices trump popularity falls ntc dhrj
Alarm bells have rung for President Donald Trump in America. A new survey has raised serious questions on his popularity after his return to the White House. According to the survey, due to the ongoing Iran war in the Middle East and skyrocketing petrol prices, Trump’s popularity rating has fallen to just 36%.
This is the lowest level so far in Trump’s second term. According to the latest survey by Reuters/Ipsos, till last week his rating was 40%, but within seven days it has registered a huge decline of 4%.
Trump had made big promises during the election that he America We will not involve ourselves in meaningless wars and will breathe new life into the country’s economy. But the equations have changed after the attacks on Iran on 28 February. According to the survey, petrol has become costlier by about one dollar per gallon in America, the direct burden of which is falling on the pockets of the common man. The level of distrust among the public is such that only 25% people agree with Trump’s way of handling the cost of living. Only 29% of Americans have confidence in Trump’s economic management, which is the lowest in both his terms. Interestingly, on the economic front, Trump’s rating has fallen below even the worst times of his predecessor Joe Biden.
American public divided on Iran war
There is huge resentment among the public regarding the coordinated attacks by America and Israel on Iran. About 61% of Americans are opposing these attacks, while the number of those supporting it has dropped to 35%. 46% people believe that this war will further reduce America’s security in the long run. Even though Trump’s position within the Republican Party is strong, dissatisfaction regarding inflation is increasing there too. The share of Republicans who dislike his way of handling inflation has increased from 27% to 34%.
At the same time, experts believe that Trump’s falling popularity and the weak condition of the economy can give a big lead to the Democrats in the mid-term elections to be held in November. In the survey, about 63% people consider the American economy to be weak. However, 38% of people still consider Republicans to be better managers of the economy, but the gap is now narrowing.
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