US President Enters Final Stretch as Lame Duck Amid Economic Discontent

The U.S. president, now in the final stretch of his term with opposition-controlled Congress and no re-election prospects, faces weakened influence. Economic discontent and internal legacy tensions compound his diminished political capital. This signals reduced capacity for major legislative or foreign-policy initiatives in the near term.

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