How Tweets, Taxes Are Hurting Trump and the GOP

The transcript discusses the behavior of voters who supported both Obama and Trump, emphasizing their focus on economic issues. It highlights how Trump's tweets are perceived as distractions, negatively impacting his approval among these voters. The analysis suggests that Trump's strategy remains unchanged, focusing on his base. The discussion also covers the challenges Republicans face with tax reform, which is unpopular among voters, particularly those who expected more benefits for the middle class.

What is the primary concern of voters who supported both Obama and Trump?

• Healthcare

• Foreign Policy

• Education

• The Economy

How do Trump's daily tweets affect his approval ratings among his initial supporters?

• They significantly decrease his ratings

• They improve his ratings

• They have no effect

• They make him more popular

What is the main strategy Trump is perceived to be using repeatedly?

• Appealing to the middle class

• Focusing on foreign policy

• Catering to his base

• Improving healthcare

What is the main issue Republicans face with tax reform?

• Insufficient media coverage

• Opposition from foreign governments

• Pressure to deliver for their base and donors

• Lack of support from Democrats

Why is the proposed tax reform unpopular among Obama-Trump voters?

• It benefits the middle class

• It primarily benefits those already well-off

• It reduces taxes for everyone equally

• It increases government spending