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(Be sure to read the latest poll numbers section near the bottom)

Trump Slows Growth Of National Debt By 92%...

For all the commotion from media commentators criticizing President Donald Trump’s ambitious economic policies in his second term, real data from the Treasury Department paints a quite different picture—one his critics would prefer to ignore.

Despite giant opposition in Washington and ongoing pushback from globalist elites, the Trump administration has made progress in the fight against the federal debt.

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    While the overall debt reduction — about $5.5 billion — may look little in the perspective of a $26.2 trillion national debt, the direction and speed of the shift are critical.

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This comes as Trump’s approval rating has risen to near-record levels.

According to a new poll conducted by J.L. Partners in collaboration with the Daily Mail, Trump’s approval rating increased to 53 percent, a four-point improvement from last week’s poll, when it was 49 percent.

Breaking down the numbers further, Trump’s favorability rating among voters aged 18 to 29 has improved by an amazing 13 points.

The president’s support rating increased by six percentage points among registered Democrats and independents, according to the study.

The president’s favorability among black voters has increased by 17 points since last week’s survey.

Nearly 100 days into his presidency, American employers and job board leaders have given Trump a very favorable report card, saying they believe the economy “can win now,” even though, as they note, it hasn’t “started to win yet.”
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