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Congressman reflects on first month of Trump's second administration

Donald Trump has focused on changing Washington, handling inflation, and securing the border during his second term, reflecting a coalition's priorities.
Trump's job approval rating is at 49 percent, with 70 percent of voters believing the country is headed in the wrong direction.
Seventy-Five percent of voters reported moderate to severe hardship due to inflation, emphasizing economic concerns.
White House special counsel Alina Habba highlighted a collaborative atmosphere among staff, noting, 'Everybody is collaborating.

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Washington Examiner

A White House unified: Trump’s second term is so far a marked contrast to the turmoil of his first - Washington Examiner

White House watchers will recall the drama and infighting of the first Trump administration.

2 days ago·Washington, United States

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The Washington Free Beacon

Trump's First Month: Victory at Home, Danger Abroad

Ignore the Beltway Sturm und Drang: One month into his second term, Donald Trump has advanced his coalition's priorities of changing Washington, tackling inflation, and sealing the border. Yet these gains could vanish if Trump succumbs to the perennial second-term temptation of foreign policy overreach.For now, Trump's position is secure because he's delivered. His job approval rating remains above water, 49 percent to 47 percent, according to t…

2 days ago·Washington, United States

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Shoreline Media Group

Congressman reflects on first month of Trump's second administration

One month into the second presidency of Donald Trump, changes and exchanges about the 47th President’s aggressive push to remake the federal government pleases many and upsets many others.

2 days ago

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