A substantial majority of US adults believe that President Donald Trump has consistently placed his personal financial interests and those of his inner circle ahead of the nation's priorities since returning to the White House in 2025, according to a comprehensive nationwide poll. The survey, conducted by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, highlights a deeply critical public sentiment toward the policies enacted by the US regime.

The data indicates that over half of the surveyed citizens view Trump's second term as overtly self-serving, with a heavy emphasis on expanding his private commercial enterprises. While approximately a quarter of respondents feel he occasionally focuses on broader national concerns, a mere 11 percent believe that Trump genuinely represents the interests of regular Americans. Furthermore, over half of Republican respondents acknowledged that the president has prioritized his personal business ventures to a significant degree.

Critics point out that Trump’s family enterprise has reaped massive financial windfalls from post-election corporate and foreign capital influxes, heavily driven by billions in cryptocurrency ventures following regulatory rollbacks and international real estate dealings. Observers speculate that foreign entities engaged in these transactions in a purported effort to secure favorable diplomatic and trade concessions from Washington.

Officials within the US regime have repeatedly dismissed concerns regarding potential conflicts of interest, asserting that the president operates exclusively in the public interest. However, these justifications face growing skepticism, as separate polling indicates a sharp decline in public approval amid mounting economic pressures and controversial foreign policy decisions.

Source: www.aljazeera.com