Remedy for Trump's sinking poll numbers: Pass the tax-slashing budget...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : If they're preserved, Trump gets the win and voters cheer.
49% : Indeed, the new budget package not only keeps the 2017 tax cuts in place, but it seeks to add a few more cuts (like scrapping taxes on tips and Social Security, for example) and could well set the stage for a similar boom.
48% : That's good news, but Trump needs to keep the pressure on in a big way.
42% : Trump needs to shift his focus to legislation that will relieve some uncertainty and give taxpayers and the markets something to cheer about.
40% : Trump met with Speaker Mike Johnson on Monday to discuss the legislation, which would make his 2017 tax cuts -- set to expire at the end of the year -- permanent.
35% : If President Trump wants to bring his plunging poll numbers back up, a sure fix is staring him in the face: He can push through his "big, beautiful" tax-slashing bill.
25% : A Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll showed Trump is currently boasting the lowest approval rating of any president in the first 100 days of his term since 1945.

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