Staff Reports
Brace yourselves, America. New data is shaking up the lies we’ve been spoon-fed about the so-called success of Biden’s economy. The one thing clearer than Biden’s trainwreck in the Oval Office is that Trump’s economic policies were a powerhouse for the American family. The cold, hard numbers prove it: Americans thrived economically under Trump, gaining ten times more income compared to what we’ve seen under Biden.
Let’s be honest. The bureaucrats and media elitists have been whispering sweet nothings into the public’s ears, praising “Bidenomics” like it’s the second coming. But the truth is, reality slaps back, and the numbers spill the beans. Under Trump, average median household incomes adjusted for inflation skyrocketed. People were taking home more under his leadership — and it’s not just the top 1% we’re talking about. Every single income group saw its fortunes rise, especially the poorest among us.
Meanwhile, under Biden, not so much. The ill-fated “Biden boom” has been a myth. The working class, which Democrats claim to champion, has been left floundering. The lowest income group is poorer after four years of Biden’s so-called leadership. The gap widens as the rich get richer, and all the while, Biden boasts about shrinking income inequality. Hypocrisy, meet your poster child.
Let’s acknowledge the facts — under Trump, even during a pandemic, families had more financial breathing room than they do now. And sure, the liberal media might brush off this data or try to spin it, but there’s no denying how Americans felt the pinch under Biden’s policies. Trump rolled up his sleeves and got down to business, unlike Biden, who just turned a blind eye to the financial struggles of ordinary Americans.
The bottom line? Trump’s policies weren’t merely talk—they delivered. And for every liberal mouthpiece singing Biden’s praises, this data is a stark reminder that actions, not rhetoric, define a leader’s legacy. Will we continue to let the wool be pulled over our eyes, or will we demand leadership that genuinely puts America and its citizens first?
