Patriots, the numbers don't lie — and they're painting a picture that must have Democrats and their media allies reaching for the antacids.
Just thirteen months into President Trump's historic second term, the economic devastation left behind by the disastrous Biden regime is finally being reversed. Inflation has plummeted to just 2.4% year-over-year — an eight-month low — while core inflation has dropped to 2.5%, the lowest rate since March 2021, back when Joe Biden was just getting started on his mission to bankrupt American families.
Remember when the so-called "experts" and legacy media talking heads swore up and down that Trump's America First policies would send prices skyrocketing? They were dead wrong. Again.
The contrast couldn't be more stark. Under Biden, Americans watched helplessly as their grocery bills exploded, their gas tanks drained their wallets, and the dream of homeownership slipped further away with each passing month. The cumulative energy costs alone under four years of Biden's Green New Deal fantasies totaled more than $5,200 per American household.
Now? Egg prices have plummeted over 30% since President Trump took office. Energy commodity prices are down over 7%. Hotel prices have dropped more than 3%. And gas prices have reached their lowest average in more than four years — down 8% from a year ago.
"This combined formula of tax cuts, deregulation, unleashing American energy — all of these actions combine to make a stronger economy, more money in the pockets of the American people," White House Deputy Press Secretary Anna Kelly declared.
She's not exaggerating. All private sector workers have seen their real earnings beat inflation by about $1,400 in Trump's first year back. Construction workers are seeing $2,100 more. Manufacturing workers: $1,700. Mining workers: $2,400. These aren't Wall Street fat cats — these are the backbone of America finally getting a fair shake.
Perhaps nowhere is the Trump turnaround more dramatic than in housing. After Biden's policies sent mortgage rates to their highest levels in decades — adding $15,000 to the cost of a typical new mortgage — affordability has now surged to a four-year high.
Average home buyers will see a $260 decline in monthly mortgage payments under Trump's policies. That's nearly $3,000 less in interest per year, or a staggering $90,000 over the life of the loan. For young families who thought they'd never own a home after Biden's economic wrecking ball, the American Dream is back on the table.
Rent prices have fallen to their lowest level since 2022 after six consecutive months of declines — the largest annual drop in more than two years, down over 6% from their Biden-era peak.
Source: Next News Network
