For the past month, since President Donald Trump announced Liberation Day with a flurry of tariffs and then paused to negotiate trade deals, the Democrats and even some Republicans have cited polls that show Americans think this policy will hurt them economically, and so surely they must be souring on Trump.

The past few days I have traveled around West Virginia, Indiana and Kentucky, and I could not find a single Trump voter who regretted their choice over tariffs. Not one.

I met Terry and his wife Cassandra, both in their late 60s, in Jeffersonville, Indiana. They live in Arizona and run a small business in which Terry flies horse trainers to events, in this case the Kentucky Derby.

"We need change, and that can hurt at first," Terry told me. "Trump needs time to make that change."