Trump’s Economy Is Kicking Booty and Taking Names: Here’s the Most Recent Proof

The broader economic picture backs this up too — real GDP growth came in at 2.1 percent in the first quarter, consumer spending is rising, and markets remain near record highs. This is what a pro-growth, pro-worker, pro-America economic agenda looks like in practice.

The left spent years telling us that reindustrializing America was a fantasy — that the days of building things here were over, that we should just accept decline and learn to live with it. Trump didn’t accept that. And the data is proving him right.

The only question now is whether Republicans will hold the line in the midterms and let these policies continue to work, or whether Democrats will be handed the keys back so they can drive the economy into a ditch all over again. The choice couldn’t be clearer.