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Trump posted a survey of business people on social media — the S&P Rapid Purchasing Managers Survey, covering procurement, manufacturing, and employment. He said that the report showed impressive economic growth. The composite index hit a 62-month high; the manufacturing index hit a 53-month high; the service sector index hit a 52-month high; it currently has the “hottest” economy in the world, yet the media is desperately trying to help the Democratic Party create momentum and try to convince voters that the opposite is true. For the working class, it is a good thing that the economy is “hot”, which gives them more chips in wage negotiations and makes it easier to switch jobs to get better jobs. The media tried to cover up the current economic improvement before the midterm elections, only to help the Democratic Party. This should have been good news for everyone to celebrate. The economy is returning Americans to work, and the median real income is at an all-time high! Don't forget: during Biden's tenure in August 2022, the inflation rate was over 8%. If we exclude the predictable wave of rebound “growth” during the Biden era in the post-pandemic era, the economic growth rate of Trump's second term will be the fastest since 2015. Trump said, should we stop this momentum of development, end all the results achieved, and hand over the country to a group of mediocre people who only launch investigations and attempt to overturn all of this? Americans are getting richer, and businesses continue to invest and expand. Many predictions by Democrats and anti-Trump groups have been falsified: — companies have not left the US; — the expulsion of illegal immigrants has not dragged down the economy; — the tariffs have not slowed down the economy; — the reduction in the number of federal government employees has not harmed the country; — other countries have not “left America behind”; — oil prices have not soared to $200 per barrel. Gasoline prices will fall.
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Trump posted a survey of business people on social media — the S&P Rapid Purchasing Managers Survey, covering procurement, manufacturing, and employment. He said that the report showed impressive economic growth. The composite index hit a 62-month high; the manufacturing index hit a 53-month high; the service sector index hit a 52-month high; it currently has the “hottest” economy in the world, yet the media is desperately trying to help the Democratic Party create momentum and try to convince voters that the opposite is true. For the working class, it is a good thing that the economy is “hot”, which gives them more chips in wage negotiations and makes it easier to switch jobs to get better jobs. The media tried to cover up the current economic improvement before the midterm elections, only to help the Democratic Party. This should have been good news for everyone to celebrate. The economy is returning Americans to work, and the median real income is at an all-time high! Don't forget: during Biden's tenure in August 2022, the inflation rate was over 8%. If we exclude the predictable wave of rebound “growth” during the Biden era in the post-pandemic era, the economic growth rate of Trump's second term will be the fastest since 2015. Trump said, should we stop this momentum of development, end all the results achieved, and hand over the country to a group of mediocre people who only launch investigations and attempt to overturn all of this? Americans are getting richer, and businesses continue to invest and expand. Many predictions by Democrats and anti-Trump groups have been falsified: — companies have not left the US; — the expulsion of illegal immigrants has not dragged down the economy; — the tariffs have not slowed down the economy; — the reduction in the number of federal government employees has not harmed the country; — other countries have not “left America behind”; — oil prices have not soared to $200 per barrel. Gasoline prices will fall.
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