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We told you earlier this week about a report from an anti-Trump publication that claimed to have good sources saying President Trump was considering firing DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and replacing her. . . .

TRUMP'S JOB IS TO STAY FOCUSED ON THE ECONOMY. If you want to see why President Donald Trump is visiting Pennsylvania to talk about affordability, and why he is planning rallies on the topic around the country in the coming weeks, just look at the simple question asked in the new Harvard CAPS Harris poll: "What would you say are the most important issues facing the country today?" The question was open-ended, and respondents could name more than one issue. The top concern, named by 36% of those surveyed, was price increases, inflation, and affordability. The No. 2 issue, named by 29%, was the economy and jobs. Put them together, and economic issues were by far the most important issue named by the voters in the poll.

President Trump is stepping out of his White House bubble to address economic gloom; we expect he'll make time to listen as well as speechify. He needs to be careful: Slamming Democrats' talk of "affordability" as a "con job" is readily twisted to make it seem like he doesn't think people are suffering. We realize that he means that Dems are responsible for the nation's current woes; they can't credibly claim to be the party of strong economic growth, which is the only way out of this box.