Staff Reports
In a recent poll, it was revealed that more Americans trust former President Donald Trump over President Joe Biden to handle the challenging issues of inflation and the economy. The survey, conducted by ABC News/Ipsos and involving 2,260 registered voters, highlighted the concerns of Americans as they gear up for the 2024 election.
The results were crystal clear – a whopping 88 percent of Americans emphasized the importance of the economy when choosing who to vote for, with another 85 percent expressing similar sentiments regarding inflation. When it came to trust, 46 percent of those surveyed placed their faith in Trump to manage the economy, while only 32 percent felt the same about Biden. Furthermore, 44 percent entrusted Trump to tackle inflation, compared to a mere 30 percent for Biden.
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It’s not just the economy and inflation where Americans seem to prefer Trump. The survey showcased a split opinion between Trump and Biden on the crucial issue of protecting democracy. As per the poll results, 38 percent of Americans leaned towards Trump in this realm, while another 38 percent favored Biden. Surprisingly, almost a quarter of respondents believed that neither candidate was up to the task of “protecting democracy.”
Paul Roland Bois, the talented filmmaker behind the acclaimed Christian tech thriller “EXEMPLUM,” emphasized the significance of these findings, shedding light on the divided sentiments prevailing among Americans. With the 2024 election drawing closer, the trust and confidence of the populace in their chosen leader will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of the nation.
