New Reuters Poll Unveils Unexpected Shift Among Trump's Supporters

A recent Reuters poll shows that evaluations of the Trump administration declined steeply after Donald Trump launched his second presidential term with economic leadership. During his time before taking office millions of Americans anticipated the Trump administration would handle inflation and recession threats according to his promises. According to a recent survey their expectations have suffered significant reductions during this period of Trump's government as he nears his 100th day at the White House.

 Initial 100-day periods stand important for any United States presidential administration including successive presidential terms. On the centenary of their presidential term presidents often disclose major announcements during this celebratory occasion. Simultaneously they undertake an evaluation process to review their decision-making from the start of their office term then formulate plans for their remaining time in power. Trump's initial 100 days prove that Americans experience economic distress regarding his government's approach to national economic matters. The survey results indicated that 37 percent of people believed the President of the US was doing a proper job with economic management while 63 percent of respondents disagreed. The number of people with confidence in his economic vision dropped by 5 percent according to the Reuters survey which shows a substantial decrease from his presidential oath survey results.

Economics expert at CATO institute, Scott Lincicome, was quoted telling Reuters, "There's a big risk ahead for Trump that it could only get worse from here".

Research from a survey shows that most respondents believe a full-scale recession will strike the American economy quite rapidly and they lack confidence in how Trump manages the economic situation. Nearly 56 percent of respondents indicated Trump did not manage the US economy to a satisfactory degree.