I have talked to two Trump-voter acquaintances here in rural Colorado about recent economic events. The first is a blue collar guy without much education. Nice guy, but not very bright. Gets his news from conservative sources. He is convinced to this day that Kamala was out to destroy the USA. That if she had been elected, everyone's savings would not just be wiped out, but that she would have literally "destroyed" him and people like him. His words. He thinks everyone with money in the market that is worried are either under the mainstream-media's spell and reacting to false narratives, or that they are actively trying to hurt Trump's presidency by crashing his market. He feels like Trump is a hero, knocking us out of the way of an oncoming freight train, and that any damage is the equivalent of a skinned knee that is an outcome far more favorable than the alternative.
The second is a retired school teacher and former Democrat who happened to build a nice little nest egg for himself over the years. Decently educated, above average intelligence. Gets his news from conservative sources, and they told him in the lead up to the election that a stock market reckoning was coming. That if Kamala was elected, we would be in the Great Depression 2.0 by now, but that if Trump was elected, there would be about a 15% market hit before stabilizing. He feels like what we are feeling from Trump's economic policies are the equivalent of a bruised tailbone after someone (Trump) mostly stops your fall that would otherwise break your neck. He feels safe heavily invested in oil & gas equities because of the President's promise to "Drill, baby, drill."
These people are not feeling pain yet. They aren't doubting things yet. The first one? He has no savings for economic policy to affect. The second? It's all part of the pre-election economic prophecy.