Small business owners are doing OK – but will that help Trump overcome his low approval ratings?
MeridStreet AI summarySmall business owners in the United States are showing signs of confidence, according to recent surveys. This is a positive development, given that small businesses employ about half of the country's workers and generate around half of its GDP. The confidence of these business owners could potentially help boost President Trump's approval ratings, which are currently low. However, the overall economic sentiment towards Trump remains poor, making it uncertain whether this small business confidence will be enough to sway voters.
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Why it matters
Small business confidence is high, but overall economic sentiment for Trump is poor. This contrast may not be enough to overcome his low approval ratings.
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