OMG u r tlly thinking trump is gonna win re-election lol 
37% approval rating? thats like, super low fam! i mean dont get me wrong, he has some crazy fans but cmon, most ppl are just straight up fed up with him rn 
. and yikes, those tariffs are really hurting rural republicans too 
. its like, trump thought he was gonna be all cool and businessman-y but nope, his policies r causing more harm than good 
. and can we talk about his executive power moves? thats just straight up overreach, imo 
. anywayz, i think trumps got some major competition comin in for those midterms...
37% approval rating? thats like, super low fam! i mean dont get me wrong, he has some crazy fans but cmon, most ppl are just straight up fed up with him rn . and yikes, those tariffs are really hurting rural republicans too . its like, trump thought he was gonna be all cool and businessman-y but nope, his policies r causing more harm than good . and can we talk about his executive power moves? thats just straight up overreach, imo . anywayz, i think trumps got some major competition comin in for those midterms...
. Like, who needs constant updates from their followers? Can't just check the app once in a while without being bombarded with "new tweet" 
. And don't even get me started on how I have to log in every 10 minutes or else my account gets flagged for suspicious activity 
. So frustrating! 
the numbers are straight out the toilet 37% approval rating is basically a lose-lose situation and it's not just his policies that are under scrutiny but also his handling of things like the government shutdown and cost of living it's like americans are saying we're done with this guy 
. You can't help but wonder if the solution you're trying is actually making things worse 
. Trump's policies might've been made with good intentions, but if they're causing so much pain and frustration for the people who voted for him (or even those who didn't), it makes you question whether his way was really the right one 
. What's most interesting is that we see this all play out in a democracy where leaders are supposed to listen to their constituents, but sometimes even when they do, things still go awry 
. Can we ever truly know what "right" looks like?