Staff Reports
Inflation is dropping, and with it, the Democrats’ baseless narrative that President Trump’s tariff policies would send the economy into a tailspin. April brought good news as inflation fell to the lowest rate since February 2021. Democrats have been squawking for years that Trump’s assertive stance on tariffs—tough, but necessary—would cripple the economy. Now, it’s clear they’ve been spinning a tale, not rooted in reality, to scare Americans.
With inflation at a cooler 2.3%, below even what the so-called experts expected, Americans can breathe easier. Gas prices are notably lower, which is a relief to anyone who drives and fills up their tank—something elite liberals likely don’t worry about with their electric cars and hefty tax credits. President Trump’s tariffs have been scrapped and tweaked, adjusted with the kind of strategic mindset missing during the last administration’s wishy-washy trade policies.
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Expect the liberal media to downplay this victory. While the stock market watched cautiously, it surged with the announcement of a strong deal between the U.S. and China. The terms of this agreement toss out the old, broken approach to trade and re-establish America’s strength on the global stage. U.S businesses, benefiting from staying tariffs on some Chinese goods, can anticipate a 90-day pause in hefty tariffs, creating more room to navigate trade waters. This is not incompetence—it’s strategic brilliance.
Goldman Sachs sheds light on how smart American businesses are. They’re stocking up to shield themselves and consumers from future high costs, proving once again that they understand how to maneuver in a challenging economic landscape, unlike the tax-and-spend liberals. But don’t expect those naysayers to applaud these American heroes—patriotism isn’t a strong suit for them.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell might want to hold off on rate reductions for now, but President Trump’s instincts pushed for lower rates. The question is: How long will Congress fiddle while Rome burns, ignoring Trump’s economic foresight? In the end, who’s looking out for Americans—the party pushing doom-and-gloom or the President who’s revitalizing our economy with bold strategies?
