On October 4, local time, the U.S. federal government "stopped" into its fourth day, and the American people were increasingly disappointed by the plight caused by the U.S. party struggle.

According to a report on the New York Times website, a poll recently conducted by the New York Times showed that Americans 'confidence in the ability of the U.S. political system to solve problems is declining.Only 33% of Americans believe the United States has the ability to solve its political problemsMost Americans now believe that the United States is unable to overcome its deep divisions. This poll also reflects Americans 'serious doubts about the American political system. 41% of Americans say they disagree that the United States is a democracy.

Expert: The impact of this "shutdown" on the US economy may exceed expectations

In the history of the United States, the federal government has repeatedly "stopped". The Associated Press that the current U.S. employment situation cannot be optimistic, and U.S. President Trump threatened to massively dismiss federal employees, the "stoppage" impact on the U.S. economy may exceed expectation. The chief U.S. economist Ryan Swift of the Oxford Economic Institute estimates that the "stoppage" every more lasting a week, could lead to the U.S. annual economic growth rate more 0.1 to 0.2 percentage points in the fourth quarter.

Americans: Ordinary people become the ultimate victims of American partisanship

In an interview with a reporter from the main station, the American people said that their lives have begun to be affected by the government's "shutdown".The two-party dispute in the United States has resulted in ordinary people becoming the ultimate victims.¡£

New York resident Miles Brown:Politicians make decisions based on their own personal interests, not the interests of the people. So you have to face these consequences, which is a difficult situation. I don't think the "shutdown" was caused by anyone. I think it was the result of a game between those in power. The U.S. government does not truly represent the position of the American people.

New York resident Catherine:This is always the case with the U.S. government, and I hope they manage the public budget as carefully as they manage their own money. After all, the money is someone else's money too, but they never did it.

Residents of New YorkBeiChi Adams:Both parties have their own demands, but neither side is willing to compromise, so we are now in a deadlock. The result is that we ordinary people become the ultimate victims, and it is difficult to determine who should be blamed. But you know, if I remain neutral, I want to say that everyone has a responsibility, because everyone has a role they should play, and everyone needs to take responsibility for their actions or not.