WSJ-NORC Poll Shows Americans Losing Faith in Economic Mobility Despite Strong Economic Indicators
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Summary
A Wall Street Journal-NORC poll reveals that Americans are losing faith in the American Dream, with economic pessimism growing despite traditional economic indicators showing a robust economy. The poll finds that only 36% of Americans believe hard work leads to success, down from previous years, and there's a significant disconnect between economic data and public sentiment. The article discusses how this affects political dynamics, particularly for Trump who faces challenges reconciling positive economic metrics with negative public perception.
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Trump is contending with a disconnect between the nation's sour outlook and traditional measures showing a robust economy
Faith in the American Dream Is Fading as Economic Pessimism Grips the Nation
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