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13 farmers across Iowa said they’re struggling economically, but 11 voted for Trump in the past and still largely back him, hoping “he follows through” on his promises.
Director of the National Economic Council of the United States, Kevin Hassett, has defended inflation rising more than wages in the United States during a Fox News interview
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Trump Economic Advisor Claims People Spending More On Groceries is a Sign They’re ‘Optimistic About The Future’
Kevin Hassett told Fox News that consumers may be spending more on gas and groceries, but that's a sign that Americans are "optimistic about the future." The post Trump Economic Advisor Claims People Spending More On Groceries is a Sign They’re ‘Optimistic About The Future’ first appeared on Mediaite.
Voters grow increasingly pessimistic about the economy and Trump's handling of key issues as affordability dominates the political landscape in 2026.
President Donald Trump is facing a clear weakening in public confidence on the economy, with a trio of new national polls pointing to declining support and deepening pessimism among voters. Fresh surveys from AP-NORC,
National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett was touting growing wages during a “Fox News Sunday” interview before host Shannon Bream
More broadly, there's frustration with President Trump's economic approach; neither party is net-positive on its helping with the cost of living; and there's plenty of worry that AI will take jobs, too. A growing number feel opportunities are worse for them than for their parents' generation.
President Donald Trump made false claims about the war with Iran, the economy and other subjects during public comments at a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday.
Kevin Hassett, the National Economic Council director, caught heat from political analysts and observers after he made what some described as an "incredible" claim about the financial health of Americans during a Fox News interview.
The April CPI report showed inflation at 3.8 percent, energy up 17.9 percent, food up 3.2 percent and gasoline up 28.4 percent, with the energy spike tracing largely to the Iran war and the disruption of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.