Why Trump's claim of falling food stamp use might not mean the economy is improving

NBC NewsFriday, November 21, 2025 at 8:26:31 PM
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Why Trump's claim of falling food stamp use might not mean the economy is improving
  • Trump has highlighted falling food stamp usage to suggest economic strength, despite concerns about rising living costs affecting many Americans.
  • This narrative is crucial for Trump as he seeks to bolster his approval ratings amid economic dissatisfaction.
  • Voter sentiment reflects a stark contrast to Trump's claims, with polls indicating that a significant majority view the economy negatively, suggesting a disconnect between administration messaging and public experience.
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