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Strategies & Market Trends : ajtj's Post-Lobotomy Market Charts and Thoughts

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From: ajtj998/28/2025 10:23:07 PM
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The current rate of decline in approval for the Pres with independents may put him at 31% overall approval in November, which could put the brakes on many of the aggressive tariff programs being attempted. This could happen via Congressional action.

A Pres approval rating in the low 30% range is likely to change the rubber stamping that's been a hallmark of Congress during the first 7-months of this term.

thehill.com

While few congressional districts are competitive due to gerrymandering, the mid-terms may be a bit harder on people who rode the Pres' coattails in 2024.

I just want the tariff ridiculousness to go away and for businesses to have a stable regulatory environment to conduct business. Corporations hate uncertainty, and that's all there's been lately. If approval ratings maintain their current trajectory, we could see the tariff games end.

I guess the wildcard is if someone running in 2026 gets primaried, can they still win with say 85% of Reps approving the Pres? Qone0 would say no, and he is probably right, so there's that.
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