The recent government shutdown orchestrated by Chuck Schumer has backfired spectacularly, ultimately boosting President Trump's approval ratings instead of harming him. Polling indicates that a significant majority of Americans want the government reopened, with many Democrats beginning to break ranks in light of the situation. The dynamics of public opinion have shifted, revealing that the traditional influence of legacy media is waning, while Trump's economic policies are reshaping the financial landscape. As the standoff continues, the Democrats are facing increasing pressure to capitulate, leading to speculation about the future of their coalition.

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Highlights:

• "Chuck Schumer's government shutdown backfires, boosting Trump's approval ratings."
• "Over 60% of Americans want the government reopened before health care debates."
• "Shifting public opinion reveals the waning influence of legacy media on political narratives."
• "Democrats face pressure as more senators begin to break ranks and support reopening the government."

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