Recent polling reveals a significant drop in public confidence towards President Trump’s economic management, with nearly 52% of Americans expressing dissatisfaction with his handling of the nation’s economy. This sentiment has intensified since he announced new tariffs on imported goods, leading to market volatility and anxiety among investors. The Wall Street Journal poll conducted on registered voters reveals a concerning divide within the American public, reflecting their skepticism toward Trump’s economic policies. Despite President Trump’s assertion of confidence in his plan’s success, significant concerns have been raised regarding the potential economic impact of these tariffs on everyday Americans. The Dow Jones Industrial Average experienced a sharp decline following the announcement, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also experiencing significant losses. Notably, even Vice President Pence appears confident, acknowledging the need for adjustment and recognizing that American economic policy has favored job outsourcing over domestic investment for decades. Meanwhile, critics highlight the potential risks of these tariffs on retirement savings and inflation. A strong March jobs report offers some positive news, adding to the complex narrative surrounding Trump’s economic agenda.