Americans Doubt Trump's Cost-Lowering Ability

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Most Americans doubt Trump will be able to bring down costs of food, housing, health care

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Only about 2 in 10 Americans are "extremely" or "very" confident that Trump will be able to make progress on lowering the cost of groceries, housing or health care this year .

Americans are especially skeptical of Trump 's ability to bring down health care costs or handle the issue of health care at all.

Democrats ' pessimism about his second term is more muted than it was when he left the White House in 2020 .

Democrats still overwhelmingly expect that Trump will be a "terrible" president, but that concern has lessened.

About 6 in 10 Democrats think he'll be a terrible president in his second term, down from three-quarters who said he was a great president at the end of his first term.

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