President Donald Trump can't stop winning, and his approval ratings are climbing thanks to his successful diplomacy that has resulted in multiple massive trade deals.
After some economic turbulence in reaction to Trump's radical new trade policies, the market is stabilizing, and the economic outlook is vastly improved, just five months into Trump's 2nd term in the White House.
Thanks to massive trade deals signed with the United Kingdom and China, Americans' economic prospects are rising, and voters are happy with Trump's performance in righting the ship after the disastrous Biden years.
According to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll, Trump stands at a 44% approval rating, which is up two points from last month at the height of market chaos caused by Trump's massive tariffs.
Trump's bold tariffs may have caused market chaos, but they brought multiple countries to the negotiating table, resulting in long-term trade deals.
Democrats distorted the reality of Trump's trade policy to score quick wins, which led to Trump's approval numbers dropping. However, now that the fruit of Trump's policies is manifesting, Trump's approval numbers are climbing, and Democrats are fuming.
The poll found that 39% of adults nationwide give Trump a thumbs up for his handling of the economy, which is three points higher than it was from last month's poll.
Republican strategist Colin Reed told Fox News that Trump has "been very clear-eyed about the fact that you are going to have to break some eggs to make an omelet and his voters will give him the latitude to do so."
That omelet that Trump made was a trade deal with China, resulting in a reduction in China’s tariffs and eliminating retaliation while retaining a U.S. baseline tariff on China that will benefit American businesses.
Trump's trade deal with the U.K. also eliminated substantial tariffs going both ways, putting the U.K. and the U.S. on equal footing, which has been a big objective for Trump's foreign economic policy.
Trump is working hard to fix decades of inequality that have allowed foreign trade partners to take advantage of American economic dominance. So far, Trump is making good on his promises to equalize the playing field and put America first.
Aside from trade deals with the U.K. and China, Trump has also succeeded in securing hundreds of billions in foreign investment.
A deal signed with the United Arab Emirates will see over $200 billion invested in the United States, boosting investment from Gulf countries to over $2 trillion. Saudi Arabia and Qatar will also be investing massive sums over the coming years.
After months of hearing about how Trump would ruin America's image on the world stage, the truth is finally out. Trump is commanding respect on the world stage and signing massive deals to spur economic growth, something that many doubt former Vice President Kamala Harris would have been able to do.
