Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
We look at a Gallup poll showing Americans giving higher approval ratings to the Federal Reserve chair than to the president, and what that says about public trust in political leadership. We compare today’s frustration with historical examples, arguing that dissatisfaction with elected officials has been a constant feature of American life, not a modern anomaly.
We look at a Gallup poll showing Americans giving higher approval ratings to the Federal Reserve chair than to the president, and what that says about public trust in political leadership. We compare today’s frustration with historical examples, arguing that dissatisfaction with elected officials has been a constant feature of American life, not a modern anomaly.
