Staff Reports
In a bold move from the Oval Office, President Trump has laid bare the economic disaster left behind by his predecessor, Joe Biden. This isn’t just a theory or political rhetoric; it’s all in the shocking numbers. It’s time to wake up and smell the coffee! Joe Biden’s presidency was nothing short of an economic flop, marked by monumental errors that have cost the average American dearly. The harsh truth is out there, and we’ve all been paying the price for Biden’s blunders.
The audacity of Biden’s administration to bungle major economic metrics is staggering. When President Trump rightfully fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, it was about accountability—a concept completely lost on leftist leadership. This was more than justified after a gross overestimation of job creation numbers. Biden’s camp likes to talk about transparency, but when the curtain is pulled back, it reveals nothing but failure.
🔥HOO BOY: Stephen Moore is standing with Trump RIGHT NOW explaining how CORRUPT the Bureau of Labor Statistics is!
"He did the right thing in calling for a new head of the BLS…"
"That's a GIGANTIC error!"
TRUMP: "I think they did it purposely." pic.twitter.com/Ji8QebUT4I
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) August 7, 2025
Let’s talk dollars and cents. Under Biden, the average family’s income saw an incremental rise, a measly $551 when adjusted for inflation. Contrast that with the roaring $6,400 gain during Trump’s first term—even with 2020’s pandemic hurdles. The American dream got a boost with Trump, while Biden left it lagging in the dust. Numbers don’t lie, even though many liberals sure seem to love spinning fairy tales.
And it doesn’t stop there. Across every income group, Trump made gains. Biden, however, left the poorest Americans worse off and padded the pockets of the wealthy—a slap in the face to his own supposed fight against income inequality. Isn’t it ironic how the supposed champion of the working class only widened the gap between the rich and the poor? With friends like these, who needs enemies?
In just the first five months of Trump’s second round, real median household income already climbed by $1,174. When real results speak volumes, who even needs to say, “I told you so?” America needs a leader at the helm who puts the people and their pocketbooks first—enough of globalist agendas and economic incompetence. How much longer can we afford to let these so-called leaders dictate our financial future?
