President Donald Trump's recent focus on naming government buildings after himself and other high-profile projects has met with overwhelming public disapproval, according to recent data analyzed by CNN's Harry Enten.

Efforts such as renaming the Kennedy Center, painting the Reflecting Pool blue, and other controversial initiatives are considered distractions from pressing national issues, particularly inflation, which voters cite as their primary concern.Only 9 percent of Americans currently support naming buildings after Trump while in office, with even a small fraction of Republicans approving.Comparatively, belief in conspiracy theories like the flat earth or moon landing hoax exceeds support for these naming efforts.

Analysts suggest that the president's fixation on these symbolic actions rather than substantive policy has contributed to declining approval ratings, with only 29 percent of Americans believing he is adequately focused on issues affecting most citizens.The data implies that prioritizing these projects could further erode public confidence as he continues his second term.