Nearly two-thirds of Americans say President Trump isn't doing enough to cut the costs of his everyday products, according to a new poll released Thursday.
in CNN pollsSRSS conducted at the end of Trump's fourth week in office, 62% of respondents say the president has “not done enough” to try to lower prices, but 27% have made him approach. And “right” and 11 and 11 percent say he's gone too far.
Democrats are 73%, likely saying Trump isn't going well enough, with a significant portion of Republicans saying it's the same as 47%. Approximately 65% of independents say the president is not doing well, polls show.
Looking at ideological disparities, 74% of self-identified liberals aren't far enough for Trump to lower prices, but 65% of moderates and 50% of conservatives say, according to data. He says he is saying the same thing.
Trump accused of the role of the accused accused of January 6, 2021, as he suppresses the federal workforce by imposing tariffs on foreign imports from attacks on the Capitol. Since taking office to take on his campaign promises, he has taken several bold steps. Government spending.
Many Democrats said they didn't prioritize lowering the costs of Americans, cited by many voters as the main reason they wanted him back to the office ahead of their victory last November. I tried to hammer.
However, the president is trying to distance himself from rising inflation and blame his predecessor, former president Biden, saying, “I had nothing to do with it.”
The same CNN poll says Trump's approval rating is underwater rated, with 47% of adults saying they approve the work they're doing, and 52% disapprove.
The CNN poll of 1,206 US adults was conducted between February 13th and 17th, 2025, with an error range of 3.1 percentage points.
