As reported by NOTUS, the National Republican Congressional Committee is set to hold a fundraising event on Tuesday evening, featuring Trump as the distinguished guest.
Several House Republicans are opposed to the Senate’s budget proposal, and House leaders are optimistic that Trump can influence them to support it.
Furthermore, it is rumored that House Speaker Mike Johnson intends to bring the Senate’s budget resolution to a vote as soon as Wednesday.
The legislation designates $175 billion for border security and broadens the tax reductions initiated by Trump in 2017.
House Republicans, such as Chip Roy from Texas and Andy Ogles from Tennessee, are against the Senate proposal, arguing that it fails to sufficiently reduce expenditures.
This development occurs as President Trump’s approval ratings approach historic highs, despite several days of backlash from Democrats, traditional Republicans, and mainstream media regarding the president’s bold trade reforms.
A recent survey conducted by J.L. Partners in partnership with the Daily Mail, which polled 1,000 registered voters between March 31 and April 3, revealed that Trump’s support rating has risen despite the implementation of sweeping tariffs on numerous trading partners on April 2.
The findings showed that Trump’s approval rating climbed to 53 percent, reflecting a four-point increase from the previous week’s poll, which recorded a rating of 49 percent. The Daily Mail described this result as ‘unexpected’ given the significant pressure and the stock market downturn that took place on Thursday and Friday.
Notably, Trump’s favorability among voters aged 18 to 29 has surged by an impressive 13 points since March 7. This study suggests that Trump is capitalizing on the substantial backing he received from this demographic during the November presidential election, where voters aged 18 to 29 shifted 10 points in his favor after previously supporting Joe Biden in 2020.
According to the study, the president’s approval rating rose by six percentage points among registered Democrats and independents. Additionally, his favorability among black voters has surged by 17 points since the previous week’s survey.
Approaching the 100-day mark of his presidency, American employers and job board leaders have provided Trump with a highly positive assessment, expressing confidence that the economy is poised for success, despite acknowledging that it has not yet begun to thrive.
He stated that a robust U.S. economy, particularly with thriving small businesses, enables us to exert a significant and beneficial influence on the global stage. He emphasized that while commendable efforts are underway, further work is essential for the economy to improve.
Small businesses are now sensing that we are approaching the 100-day milestone of President Trump’s administration. They appreciate that one of the key issues being addressed by President Trump and his administration is the excessive regulation and bureaucratic red tape that hinders business expansion, as noted by PublicSquare CEO Michael Seifert.
