CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten outlined how Americans have overwhelmingly turned against the presidents tariffs, with poll numbers showing a plummeting level of support. Enten explained that in November of 2024, 52% of Americans supported the tariffs while 48% were opposed. Now, 60% are opposed, with 40% in favor. Related Sitting Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene is now just calling trans people Satan The opposition, up like a rocket, Enten emphasized, adding, The Americans have gotten a taste of the tariffs and they spit it right out.He said 77% of Americans now believe tariffs raise prices in the short term and only 4% think the opposite. In the long term, numbers are only slightly better, with 25% thinking they lower prices and 50% still thinking they increase them. Insights for the LGBTQ+ community Subscribe to our briefing for insights into how politics impacts the LGBTQ+ community and more. Subscribe to our Newsletter today He then explained how this has affected the presidents approval rating overall, explaining that the economy and tariffs are the primary reasons people are dissatisfied with him.The bottom line is this: when prices go up, presidential approval ratings go down, and thats exactly what we are seeing in the polling data, Enten said. Multiple courts have ruled against the administrations tariffs after a group of small businesses filed a lawsuit; however, the administration is allowed to implement them while it appeals the latest decision to the Supreme Court.The executive order imposing the tariffs relied on the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, which grants the president the ability to deal with an unusual and extraordinary threat to a declared national emergency, the lawsuit states.But the order is unconstitutional and unlawful, the filing asserts, because the imposition of tariffs is not among the expanded powers a president is granted under the act, nor does the state of U.S. trade constitute an unusual and extraordinary threat to the nation.Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.