Michael Cohen - A Second Term We Might Regret Forever
Six months. Thats all it took for President Trump to once again declare himself the savior of a broken nationone he insists was dead just a year ago. I wish I could say I was surprised. I wish I could tell you this was new. But Ive seen this movie before; hell, I helped co-write the damn script the first time.
Yesterday, Trump took to his self-congratulatory echo chamber, Truth Social, to mark what he considers a historic milestone. Wow, time flies! he posted. Today is the sixth-month anniversary of my second term. Importantly, its being hailed as one of the most consequential periods of any President. And because no Trumpian word salad is complete without apocalyptic flair, he added: Six months is not a long time to have totally revived a major country. One year ago our country was dead, with almost no hope of revival.
Let me stop you right there, Donald. Revived? According to whom? Because while your inner circle is busy popping champagne corks and flooding cable news with talk of your unmatched accomplishments, the numbersthe ones that werent pulled out of some poll conducted poolside at Mar-a-Lagopaint a much grimmer, more honest picture.
Lets look at the factsreal ones, not alternative ones. Approval ratings across the board tell a very different story:
Taxes: 44%
Immigrationyour so-called signature policy: 42%
The Economy: 40%
Foreign Affairs: 40%
Tariffs: 39%
Health Care: 38%
The Federal Budget: a dismal 37%
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