- Pollster Nate Silver suggests America may be "moving on" from President Donald Trump as a central political figure, noting a media shift towards "boring and dumb" stories rather than "existential threat" narratives.
- President Trump faces a critical period ahead of the midterms, where significant Republican losses could lead to a "lame duck" presidency and potential congressional investigations or impeachment attempts.
- Public concern over the soaring cost of living, driven by Trump's policies such as reciprocal tariffs and the war in Iran, is contributing to his declining popularity.
- Trump's approval rating has fallen to a record low, with 34% approval and 62% disapproval, for a net job approval of -28.
- Support for President Trump is eroding among key demographics, including the 45-64 age bracket, white Americans without college degrees, and non-MAGA Republicans.
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America is already ‘moving on’ from Trump as central figure in US politics, Nate Silver claims
