How the Trump administration is working to convince the public that the economy is improving
The Trump administration is actively promoting its economic policies, including the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, to convince the public of economic improvement. Despite these efforts, recent polls indicate that many Americans remain skeptical about the state of the economy, with rising costs affecting their perceptions. The administration is also launching initiatives like the Trump Accounts app aimed at providing financial benefits to families, but public sentiment suggests a disconnect between policy and personal financial experiences.
- ▪President Trump highlighted the One Big Beautiful Bill Act during a Cabinet meeting, emphasizing tax cuts as a key achievement.
- ▪Polling shows that a majority of Americans feel the cost of living is at an all-time high and disapprove of Trump's handling of the economy.
- ▪The Trump administration is launching the Trump Accounts app, which aims to provide financial benefits to children and their families.
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As President Donald Trump met with the entire Cabinet this week, he bragged about the signature legislation of his second administration: the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Except he didn’t refer to the OBBBA by its legislative name. Recommended Stories What to know about Trump Accounts as Treasury rolls out new app First-quarter GDP growth revised down to 1.6% rate Trump publicly praised companies within days of buying their stocks “Thanks to our Republican majorities in Congress, we passed the largest tax cuts in American history,” Trump said.
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