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Can Trump suffer any political brunt?
It is clear that Alan Musk is getting stronger in Trump Raj, but in the meantime the question is also arising whether it will backfire. Some signs of this are being received.
Earlier this month, Pew Research found in its survey that 54% of Americans’ perspectives are against Musk. In which 37% reacted “very adverse”.
This week only 23% of Americans said in the Reuters-Epsos survey that the President has the right to remove the “disagree with the President”.
However, Trump’s party, people belonging to the Republic Party, are getting this exercise of Musk to a great extent. According to Pew data, 73% of the voters who include Republican or Republican are in favor of Musk. At the same time, this number is only 12% for Democrats or Democratic-Surprise voters.
In the White House last week, Musk admitted that his team could have mistakes in the eagerness to cut government spending. He promised that “but we will take immediate steps to rectify any mistake.”
But the pair of Musk and Trump will have to step carefully. History has repeatedly testified that even if the government corrects mistakes, often the voter remembers these mistakes while going to vote next time.