Trump's Economy: Is It Really A-Plus-Perfect?

Donald Trump is out there, telling everyone how amazing the economy is under his leadership. He's giving it an "A-plus-plus-plus-plus-plus. " But do people really believe him? Not really. A big chunk of voters, 63% to be exact, don't think the economy is as great as he says. So, he's been rallying in Pennsylvania, trying to convince people that living costs are coming down. Trump points to some things he's done, like rolling back tariffs and negotiating deals that he says will bring in trillions. But the truth is, these deals might not help regular people anytime soon. And even though Trump won the last election partly because people thought he could fix the economy, now he's blaming Democrats for the affordability issues. But polls show that most people don't agree with him. The thing is, the economy isn't working for everyone. High earners are doing well, but lower earners are stuck. Their paychecks aren't keeping up with the cost of living. A lot of people are stressed about money, and many are living paycheck to paycheck. Meanwhile, Trump is still pointing fingers at his predecessor, calling the affordability issue "Biden's economy. " But it's not just about the economy. There's also a big issue brewing within the Republican Party. Some high-profile Republican women, like Rep. Nancy Mace, are speaking out about feeling sidelined by male leaders. They're saying the party has been ignoring women for years. And there's more going on. There's a disturbing investigation into child abuse within the Assemblies of God church. Plus, the Supreme Court is looking at campaign finance laws, and there's a big mayoral election happening in Miami. Oh, and did you hear about the comet zooming past Earth? Or the scientists helping to restore coral reefs by playing them "music"? It's a lot to take in, but one thing's for sure: the economy is a big deal, and not everyone is convinced Trump is handling it well.