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43 percent say Trump responsible for current state of economy: Survey
Summary by Inflation News Editorial Desk Sarah Davis , as published by The Hill Business
· September 18, 2026
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A large share of Americans say President Trump is to blame for the current economic conditions facing the nation, including high inflation and affordability concerns, according to a new survey. The Politico/Public First poll, released Thursday, found that 43 percent of respondents said they belie...
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Key points The Politico/Public First poll, released Thursday, found that 43 percent of respondents said they believe the president is mostly or fully responsible for the state... A large share of Americans say President Trump is to blame for the current economic conditions facing the nation, including high inflation and affordability concerns, according to a new survey. More business Today’s briefing
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