Jeffries dismisses Trump’s high approval ratings: ‘Just at the beginning’

According to Marquette University’s recent polling results, the majority of respondents back many executive orders by the president, with 63 % favoring the government recognizing only male and female women, and 60 % help deporting illegal immigrants and expanding oil and gas production. Jeffries reacted by claiming that Trump has broken a battle promises to citizens and that the cost of living is not currently declining.

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” Let me state as it relates to all of those concerns, we’re just at the start, and the key promises that Donald Trump made is that he’s going to lower costs for regular Americans”, Jeffries argued on ABC News’s This Week with George Stephanopoulos. We were informed that food prices do drop on January 20th, the day before. Prices aren’t lower. In fact, prices are increasing. Egg prices are so outrageously high that they are out of power. The rate of inflation is rising. That was the core promise that’s been broken” .&nbsp,

On the topic of emigration, Jeffries acknowledged that the United States needs to secure its borders, and that the state also needs to repair its “broken” immigration system. However, he added that he and another Democratic lawmakers may defend “dreamers” and “foreign staff” across the country.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum claimed last week that how the past management” shoved cash out the door” in its last time is to blame for why power prices haven’t yet decreased since Trump’s opening.

In the 2024 election, in which Trump defeated then-Vice President Kamala Harris in both the common ballot and the Electoral College, Jeffries acknowledged that both inflation and the business had an “outsized function” in how people voted.

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” I think it’s absolutely clear that the economy, prices, and to a lesser extent, problems connected to the frontier played an outsized role in how many citizens made their political choices, particularly as it relates to their support for the past leader”, Jeffries stated in November.

Some people believe that Jeffries could represent the Democratic Party in opposition to Trump’s policies in the United States, with Dean Phillips, a former Minnesota lawmaker, and 2024 presidential candidate, calling the House minority leader a “rising star.” When asked about this, Jeffires responded in a direct way, saying that he was honored to be the” House Democratic Leader.”