Apple News Today How voters feel about Trump’s first 100 days
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Apr 29, 2025 Voters share their mixed feelings about Trump's second term, highlighting concerns over trade and healthcare. Economic turbulence sees a downturn in the stock market while businesses grapple with uncertainty. The Supreme Court hears a pivotal case on public funding for religious schools, sparking debate over church and state. Meanwhile, the DOJ faces a wave of lawyer departures, and a massive power outage disrupts Spain and Portugal's grid. Exciting discussions also touch on intriguing claims about non-speaking individuals with autism.
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Farmers Feel Economic Strain
- Rod O'Rood, a South Dakota farmer and Trump supporter, worries about tariff impacts but urges patience with Trump's trade deals.
- Stephen Egan and Jim Hartman, also Trump supporters, report significant financial losses linked to tariffs.
Concerns Over Social Program Cuts
- Tamara Varga, a lifelong Republican, expresses worry about potential Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security cuts despite Trump's assurances.
- She emphasizes the need to protect vulnerable populations like people with disabilities and the elderly.
Gen Z Supports Education Moves
- A Gen Z voter told Fox News that Trump's efforts to ensure equality in universities motivated their support.
- They saw his actions as continuation of ensuring fairness for all students under the law.