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To: IC720 who wrote (1536997)	5/6/2025 9:12:27 AM
From: sylvester80	2 Recommendations Recommended By Fiscally Conservative Goose94 Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570917

DOW DOWN SINCE POS trump election..DOW DOWN since JAN 20...DOW DOWN since Apr 2nd... US DOLLAR IMPLODED SINCE POS trump ELECTION... POS trump = BIGGEST SCAM EVER!!!!!

To: IC720 who wrote (1536997)	5/6/2025 9:29:10 AM
From: sylvester80	Respond to of 1570917

BOOM: POS trump 'Blown all of his goodwill': Trump’s sinking approval boosts support for 'liberals, free trade' Alex Henderson May 05, 2025 alternet.org When political pundits speak of a U.S. president's "honeymoon period," they are referring to the period of good will that presidents typically enjoy after entering the White House. Honeymoon periods don't last, as Presidents Ronald Reagan, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton saw when their parties were clobbered during the midterms (Reagan in 1982, Obama in 2010 and Clinton in 1994). All of them, however, enjoyed strong reelection victories. President Donald Trump, however, has a much different story. He is a rare example of a U.S. president serving two consecutive terms, and for Trump's second term, the "honeymoon period" ended much faster than it normally does. READ MORE: George Washington would have thrown up Three and one-half months into his second term, Trump is seeing his approval ratings plummet. And his unpopularity is the focus of op-eds by Aaron Blake for the Washington Post and by Douglas E. Schoen and Carly Cooperman for The Hill. Trump, Blake argues, is so unpopular that three things he dislikes — "liberals, free trade and immigration" — are gaining in popularity. "For the second time in a matter of days," Blake explains, "President Donald Trump's bull-in-a-china-shop routine on the world stage appears to have spurred liberals to a big comeback win in a key ally's elections. First was Canada, where liberals surged thanks to an anti-Trump, anti-tariff and anti-'51st state' backlash — one that had the conservative leader squirming to distance himself from Trump." Blake continues, "Then, over the weekend was Australia, where liberals also overturned a significant deficit from earlier this year and won in a landslide. In short, it seems Trump is making foreign liberals great again. But we can say that about other things, too, including domestic affairs."