Trump economic achievements

 DC Daily Journal:

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President Donald Trump took to social media and public platforms Friday to highlight his administration’s economic achievements, steering attention toward what he describes as a thriving America. His comments come amid a public dispute with Elon Musk, his former ally and head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). The two have recently had a falling out of sorts, with both of them trading jabs and zingers online.

On Truth Social, Trump posted, “Prices are down, income is up, our Border is closed, gasoline is CHEAP, inflation is DEAD — Our Country is BOOMING! Companies are pouring into America like never before.” The statement emphasized a robust economy, with businesses flocking to the U.S. and key metrics like gas prices and inflation showing improvement under his leadership.
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It is a remarkable achievement after the Biden disaster.  Will Democrats ever admit that electing Joe Biden was a mistake?  Perhaps someday since they got their butts kicked by trying to run Kamala Harris too.  Trump quickly turned things around and got the economy moving again.  Electing Joe Biden in 2020 was one of the biggest mistakes American voters ever made.

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