US EditionTrump's 'A+++++' economy collides with reality in a Pennsylvania city critical to the midterms
Allentown residents report high costs on essentials despite Trump’s top economic grade; only 31% of U.S. adults approve of his economic handling, AP-NORC poll shows.
- Trump awarded the economy under his administration an 'A+++++' grade, but concerns over high prices and affordability persist in a key Pennsylvania city.
- While some business leaders acknowledged a strong economy, others pointed to lingering issues like healthcare costs and volatility.
- The midterm elections in the area were seen as critical, with both parties aiming to energize their bases and appeal to independents.
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BizTocInstead of Trump’s ‘A+++++’ economy, even the chamber of commerce in this swing-state city admits it’s not robust
When Idalia Bisbal moved to this Pennsylvania city synonymous with America’s working class, she hoped for a cheaper, easier life than the one she was leaving behind in her hometown of New York City. About three years later, she is deeply disappointed. “It’s worse than ever,” the 67-year-old retiree, who relies on Social Security, said when asked about the economy. “The prices are high. Everything is going up. You can’t afford food because you ca…
Trump’s economy 'worse than ever' in pivotal Pennsylvania: report
Idalia Bisbal moved to Allentown, Pa., to escape high prices in his retirement, but he said President Donlad Trump’s economy is hounding him with inflation and big price tags on his fixed income.“It's worse than ever,” Bisbal told reporters. “The prices are high. Everything is going up. You can't afford food because you can't afford rent. Utilities are too high. Gas is too expensive. Everything is too expensive.” Vice President JD Vance had rece…
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Trump's 'A+++++' economy collides with reality in a Pennsylvania city critical to the midterms
Idalia Bisbal moved from New York City to Allentown, Pennsylvania, hoping for a cheaper life. Three years later, she feels disappointed by high prices for essentials like food and gas.
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