The editorial team of tippinsights delves deep into the Presidential Leadership Index's historic drop.
September was the biggest monthly decline in the IBD/TIPP Presidential Leadership Index's history, plunging 9.3 points, from 58.7 to 49.8, a 15.8 percent decline.
President Biden's decline surpasses President George W. Bush's previous monthly record of 15.6% set in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in September 2005.
It is also the largest monthly point drop, surpassing President Bush's April 2001 drop of 8.7 points.
In these challenging times, there are four tug-of-war ropes on the Left, each pulling in a different direction.
He must listen to the American people, not the Beltway crowd or the Military Industrial Complex.
The GOP finally has a leader who can run the House to advance conservative ideas.
The cost is the long-term impact on America's health.
Consumers turn gloomy as the holiday season begins.
The RealClearMarkets/TIPP Economic Optimism Index is the earliest take on consumer confidence each month and predicts with high reliability monthly changes in sentiment in well-known polls by The Conference Board and the University of Michigan. Began in February 2001, the Indices were developed by TIPP for its media partners
Competition between the two major powers.
High-interest rates are a major factor in slowing EV demand.
