Optimism returns to America with Trump administration

 DC Daily Journal:

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A recent Gallup poll highlights a nation hopeful for progress in critical areas like employment, inflation control, and global dominance, even as concerns linger over international tensions and political discord.

The survey, released on Dec. 30, reveals a sharp turnaround from the gloomier outlook of 2023.

It shows that Americans are overwhelmingly optimistic about the future under President-elect Donald Trump, whose agenda has already sparked renewed confidence across party lines — particularly among Republicans and independents.

A majority of Americans (54 percent) predict job opportunities will grow in 2025, a clear sign of faith in Trump’s ability to reignite the labor market.

Similarly, 52 percent expect inflation to stabilize at manageable levels, reflecting hope that Trump’s economic strategies will bring relief after years of rising prices.

The stock market stands out as a key area of confidence, with 66 percent anticipating a bullish year under policies that favor business growth and innovation.

Republicans are especially enthusiastic about what lies ahead. Over 80 percent expect job growth, lower taxes, and a thriving stock market.
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Americans remember the Trump years which were more prosperous with lower inflation and were also more peaceful.  A majority of Americans see the election of Biden and Democrats as a mistake.  Trump will be working with a slim majority of Republicans in the House along with a strong majority in the Senate.  

One thing I would like to see is an investigation of post-election day vote counts which always seem to help Democrats.  From my perspective that looks like rigging when they only help one side.  I see no reason why votes cannot be counted on election day.  That appears to be the case in a large state like Texas.

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