Trump Hits Highest Approval Rating Amid Crime and Economic Wins
President Donald Trump, 79, has reached the highest approval rating of his presidency—55 percent—according to a recent Daily Mail/J.L. Partners poll. This marks a six-point increase since July, fueled largely by his tough stance on crime and steady economic performance.
Trump’s August 11 executive order deploying federal troops to Washington, D.C., to combat rising crime has won broad public support. Since then, violent crime dropped 39 percent, robberies 57 percent, and car thefts 35 percent compared to last year, proving popular despite some local protests.
Economic data also bolsters Trump’s standing. The U.S. economy grew 3.3 percent in Q2, inflation stayed stable, and consumer spending and incomes rose. The S&P 500 hit five record highs in August, fueling optimism on Wall Street.
Unlike many politicians who vacationed over the summer, Trump stayed focused on crime, the economy, and foreign affairs. He met with Putin in Alaska and hosted Zelensky and European leaders to discuss Ukraine peace efforts.
Despite online rumors about his health, voters remain confident. White House doctors confirmed minor issues as routine and non-threatening.
With crime down, economic momentum, and high approval, Trump shows he remains a powerful force in American politics.
