A new poll reveals deep public skepticism about a former president’s priorities, with a majority of Americans believing his focus during his second term was heavily weighted toward personal financial interests rather than addressing the concerns of ordinary citizens. The survey, conducted by the Associated Press and NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, highlights a significant portion of respondents who view his leadership as driven more by business ambitions than by policies benefiting everyday people. The findings underscore a persistent divide in perceptions of his presidency, particularly around economic and populist messaging. The results may fuel ongoing debates about leadership motivations and public trust in political figures.
Most Americans say President Trump is more interested in his own wealth than helping people similar to them, according to a new poll. An Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll found that 56 percent of respondents described Trump’s overall prioritization of “his personal business interests” as “a lot” during his second term. Nineteen...
