#TrumptaxCuts

When Donald Trump completed his first 100 days in office on Tuesday (April 29), his approval rating had plummeted sharply, marking the lowest for any American president in at least seven decades.

He has made many promises during this period, including pledging to end the Russia-Ukraine War, reduce undocumented immigration, and withdraw the US from the Paris Agreement.

The verdict on Trump's first 100 days in office...

Is out, and it is not favorable for the President.

A poll by the Pew Research Center shows that his approval rating has declined by 7% since February and currently stands at 40%. His rapidly evolving tariff decisions have been poorly received, with 59% of respondents disapproving of these measures. Trump's tariffs, April 28: Thumbs down for his first 100 days, waiting for the 'Big, Beautiful' tax bill.

Trump's approval rating has dropped to 40%, amid concerns about his rapidly evolving tariff decisions and administrative cuts, as well as rising living costs for the foreseeable future. In the coming week, discussions about this divisive tax bill will continue. President Trump proposed new income tax cuts on Sunday as a way to mitigate the impact of his substantial tariffs, suggesting polls indicate that Americans increasingly believe it will lead to higher prices.

"When the tariffs take effect, many people's income taxes will be substantially reduced, perhaps even completely eliminated," Trump wrote in a post on his Truth Social platform on Sunday.

"The focus will be on people who earn less than $200,000 a year," he added.

Trump defended the strategy behind his sharp tariffs in his post, maintaining that "a large number of jobs are already being created, with new factories and facilities currently being built or planned."