Snap-on's Nicholas Pinchuk says blue-collar workers are in favor of President Trump because they are sick of being looked down on.
Analysts have predicted that next year's election will come down towould easily be reelected
in 2020, based on how consumers feel about their own finances, the stock market's gains during the last four years and a half-century low unemployment rate. "I'm not saying whether I back [Trump] or not," Pinchuk said. "But I will say his focus on American jobs as the primary goal of what he wants to do as opposed to sacrificing interest resonates with these people."
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