1. Trump Admin Ends Biden’s Free Ride, Restarts Student Loan Collections for Millions in Default [P]
2. Directs the AG and Homeland Security to identify states that aren’t complying with federal immigration laws, designating them as “sanctuary jurisdictions.”
3. President Trump Signs Executive Order Defunding NPR and PBS
4. Trump Signs Executive Order to Dismantle the Department of Education [P]
5. Declares that at the Federal level, English will be the official language
6. Withdrawing The United States From The World Health Organization
7. Application Of Protecting Americans From Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act To TikTok
8. Granting Pardons And Commutation Of Sentences For Certain Offenses Relating To The Events At Or Near The United States Capitol On January 6, 2021
9. Putting America First In International Environmental Agreements
10. Delivering Emergency Price Relief for American Families and Defeating the Cost-of-Living Crisis
11. Hiring Freeze
12. Regulatory Freeze Pending Review
13. Return to In-Person Work
14. Ending The Weaponization Of The Federal Government
15. Restoring Freedom Of Speech And Ending Federal Censorship
16. Securing Our Borders
17. Protecting The Meaning And Value Of American Citizenship
18. Realigning the United States Refugee Admissions Program
19. Unleashing American Energy
20. Clarifying The Military’s Role In Protecting The Territorial Integrity Of The United States
21. America First Trade Policy
22. Memorandum to Resolve the Backlog of Security Clearances for Executive Office of the President Personnel
23. Declaring A National Emergency At The Southern Border Of The United States
24. Holding Former Government Officials Accountable For Election Interference And Improper Disclosure Of Sensitive Governmental Information
25. Restoring Accountability To Policy-Influencing Positions Within the Federal Workforce
26. Protecting The American People Against Invasion
27. The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Global Tax Deal (Global Tax Deal)
28. Organization of the National Security Council and Subcommittees
29. Reevaluating And Realigning United States Foreign Aid
30. Temporary Withdrawal of All Areas on the Outer Continental Shelf from Offshore Wind Leasing and Review of the Federal Government’s Leasing and Permitting Practices for Wind Projects
31. Declaring a National Energy Emergency
32. CRITICAL MINERALS AND RESOURCES
33. Restoring Accountability for Career Senior Executives
34. Promoting Beautiful Federal Civic Architecture
35. Restoring The Death Penalty And Protecting Public Safety
36. Putting People Over Fish: Stopping Radical Environmentalism to Provide Water to Southern California
37. Guaranteeing The States Protection Against Invasion
38. Restoring Names That Honor American Greatness
39. Designating Cartels And Other Organizations As Foreign Terrorist Organizations And Specially Designated Global Terrorists
40. Reforming The Federal Hiring Process And Restoring Merit To Government Service
41. Ending Radical And Wasteful Government DEI Programs And Preferencing
42. Defending Women From Gender Ideology Extremism And Restoring Biological Truth To The Federal Government
Judges Force Trump Admin to Fund Experimental Transgender Interventions
43. Establishing And Implementing The President’s “Department Of Government Efficiency”
44. America First Policy Directive To The Secretary Of State
45. Protecting The United States From Foreign Terrorists And Other National Security And Public Safety Threats
46. Unleashing Alaska’s Extraordinary Resource Potential
47. End 'Ridiculous' Biden-Era Ban on Plastic Straws Story here [P]
48. Ending the 'Taxpayer Subsidization of Open Borders'

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• White House chief of staff: Susie Wiles
• White House press secretary: Karoline Leavitt
• Counselor to the president: Alina Habba
• National security adviser: Michael Waltz He's out Rubio to serve as interim
• Attorney general: Pam Bondi Questionable choice? 2A issues Confirmed, 2/4/25
• Deputy attorney general: Todd Blanche Questionable choice?
• Surgeon General: Janette Nesheiwat She's out! New nominee: Dr. Casey Means
• "Border czar": Tom Homan
• Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection: Rodney Scott
• Acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement: Caleb Vitello
• White House counsel: William McGinley
• U.S. Ambassador to NATO: Matthew Whitaker
• Secretary of Agriculture: Brooke Rollins
• Secretary of HHS Health & Human Services: RFK, Jr. Confirmed, 2/12/25
• Secretary of Defense: Pete Hegseth letter of explanation [X] Confirmed, 1/24/25
• Secretary of the Army: Jared Isaacman
• Secretary of the Navy: John Phelan
• Under Secretary of the Navy: Hung Cao Confirmed, 9/18/25
• Secretary of Veterans Affairs: Doug Collins
• Secretary of State: Marco Rubio Confirmed, 1/20/25 | on Green Card rules ..[X]
• Secretary of the Interior: Doug Burgum Confirmed, 1/30/25
• Secretary of Energy: Chris Wright
• Secretary of Transportation: Sean Duffy Confirmed, 1/28/25
• Secretary of Commerce: Howard Lutnick
• Secretary of Education: Linda McMahon Confirmed, 3/3/25
• Secretary of The Treasury: Scott Bessent Questionable choice? Confirmed, 1/27/25
• Secretary of labor: Lori Chavez-DeRemer Questionable choice?
• Secretary of Homeland Security: Kristi Noem Confirmed, 1/25/25
• Secretary of HUD Housing & Urban Development: Scott Turner Confirmed, 2/5/25
• Director of PPO Presidential Personnel Office: Sergio Gor
• Director of OMB Office of Management & Budget: Russ Vought Confirmed, 2/6/25
• Director of the CIA: John Ratcliffe Grills F.B.I. Confirmed, 1/23/25
• Director of National Intelligence: Tulsi Gabbard Confirmed, 2/12/25
• Director of The FBI: Kash Patel Critical info on J6 security Confirmed, 2/20/25
• Director of ATF Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives: Daniel Driscoll
• Director of White House National Economic Council: Kevin Hassett
• Director of the Domestic Policy Council: Vince Haley
• director of ICE U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement: Caleb Vitello
• Director of State Department Policy Planning: Michael Anton
• Director of NIH National Institutes of Health: Jay Bhattacharya Confirmed, 3/25/25
• Director of CDC Centers for Disease Control & Prevention: Susan Monarez, Ph.D.
• Director of Voice of America: Kari Lake
• Director of NASA: Interim Admin. Sean Duffy
• EPA Environmental Protection Agency administrator: Lee Zeldin Confirmed, 1/29/25
• SBA Small Business Administration Administrator: Kelly Loeffler
• Solicitor general: Dean John Sauer
• Counselor of the Department of State: Michael Needham
• State Department director of policy planning: Michael Anton
• Social Security Commissioner: Frank Bisignano
• Commissioner of IRS Internal Revenue Service: Billy Long Confirmed, 6/14/25
• Commissioner of FDA Food & Drug Administration: Marty Makary Confirmed, 3/25/25
• Federal Trade Commission chair: Andrew Ferguson
• DEA Administrator: Chad Chronister WITHDRAWN Questionable choice?
• SEC Commission chairman: Paul Atkins Questionable choice?
• FCC chairman: Brendan Carr
• MMS Administrator of Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services: Dr. Mehmet Oz
• Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights: Harmeet Dhillon Confirmed, 4/3/25
• U.N. ambassador: Elise Stefanik She's out - New nominee Mike Waltz
• Senior Advisor on Arab and Middle Eastern affairs: Massad Boulos
• Special envoy for Ukraine and Russia: Retired Gen. Keith Kellogg
• U.S. ambassador to NATO: Matthew Whitaker
• U.S. ambassador to China: David Perdue
• U.S. ambassador to Mexico: Ronald Johnson
• U.S. ambassador to Chile: Brandon Judd
• U.S. ambassador to France: Charles Kushner
• U.S. ambassador to Israel: Mike Huckabee
• U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom: Warren Stephens
• U.S. ambassador to France: Charles Kushner
• U.S. ambassador to Italy: Tilman Fertitta
• U.S. ambassador to Greece: Kimberly Guilfoyle
• U.S. ambassador to Turkey: Tom Barrack
• U.S. ambassador to Canada: Pete Hoekstra
• U.S. ambassador to Denmark: Ken Howery
• U.S. Trade Representative: Jamieson Greer
• U.S. Customs and Border Protection commissioner: Rodney Scott
• U.S. attorney for Washington D.C.: Judge Jeanine Pirro (Ed Martin is out)
• U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York: Jay Clayton
• U.S. Trade Representative (USTR): Jamieson Greer
• National Nutrition Advisor: Dr. Ben Carson Appointed 2/24/25
• "Crypto czar": David Sacks
• Producer, Major Events & Public Appearances: Justin Caporale
• Department of Government Efficiency: Elon Musk (Vivek Ramaswamy quits)
• Deputy Homeland Security adviser: Tony Salisbury
• Deputy Secretary of State: Christopher Landau
• Deputy Director of the F.B.I.: Dan Bongino
• Deputy secretary of Health and Human Services: Jim O'Neill
• Deputy chief of staff: Dan Scavino
• Deputy chief of staff for policy and homeland security adviser: Stephen Miller
• Deputy chief of staff for legislative, political and public affairs: James Blair
• Deputy chief of staff for communications and personnel: Taylor Budowich
• Domestic Policy Council director: Vince Haley
• Presidential Personnel Office head: Sergio Gor
• White House communications director: Steven Cheung

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1. Reinstating the Mexico City Policy: On January 24, President Trump reinstated the Mexico City Policy, ensuring that U.S. taxpayer dollars will not fund international organizations that promote or perform abortions. This decisive step redirects funds toward life-affirming initiatives and sets a strong global example of pro-life leadership.
2. Enforcing the Hyde Amendment: Through an executive order, President Trump reaffirmed the Hyde Amendment, ensuring that federal funds will not be used for elective abortions. This policy protects taxpayers from subsidizing the abortion industry and reaffirms the government’s commitment to protecting life.
3. Withdrawing from the World Health Organization (WHO): President Trump announced the United States' withdrawal from the WHO, which promotes abortion under the guise of “healthcare.” This bold step prevents U.S. dollars from funding a global organization that has actively pushed abortion as a so-called “human right.”
4. Releasing Pro-Life Advocates from Prison: President Trump pardoned several pro-life advocates who had been unjustly imprisoned under the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act. (See below for statement about Herb Geraghty’s release.) These individuals were targeted for peacefully standing up for the unborn, and their release sends a powerful message that pro-life advocacy should not be criminalized.
5. Investigating the Weaponization of the FACE Act: The administration has launched an investigation into the past misuse of the FACE Act to disproportionately target pro-life advocates. This vital step aims to restore fairness, protect free speech, and ensure that those who peacefully stand for life are no longer unjustly prosecuted.
6. Rejoining the Geneva Consensus Declaration: Secretary of State Marco Rubio has directed the United States to immediately rejoin the Geneva Consensus Declaration, an international pact that emphasizes there is no international right to abortion and underscores the importance of protecting life and family. This move aligns the U.S. with other nations committed to preserving human dignity.
7. Addressing the March for Life: Vice President J.D. Vance delivered a heartfelt message to participants of the annual March for Life, affirming the administration’s steadfast commitment to the pro-life cause, saying, “We stand with the most vulnerable and the basic principle that people exercising the right to protest on behalf of the most vulnerable should never have the government go after them ever again.”

These actions demonstrate the new administration’s dedication to advancing the pro-life cause and protecting human dignity. While we celebrate these victories, the fight to protect life is far from over. Click here to see where we are focusing next.

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Vice President Kamala Harris issued a slew of false claims and hoaxes that ABC debate moderators did not fact check during Tuesday's debate against former President Donald Trump.

Here are 21 false claims and hoaxes that Harris uttered on live television, in front of millions of Americans:

1. "Very fine people" hoax
Harris claimed Trump called neo-Nazis in Charlottesville "very fine people," a widely known hoax that Democrats continue to repeat, despite it being debunked for years by numerous outlets, including by the left-wing fact checking website Snopes.
2. Project 2025 hoax
Harris accused Trump of wanting to implement Project 2025. This is false. Trump has repeatedly stated that he has nothing to do with it and hasn't even read it.
Trump promptly corrected Harris on the debate stage, saying, "I have nothing to do - as you know, and as she knows, better than anyone - I have nothing to do with Project 2025. I haven't read it, I don't want to read it, purposely. I'm not going to read it."
"I have nothing to do [with it]," Trump added. "Everybody knows I'm an open book. Everybody knows what I'm going to do: cut taxes very substantially, and create a great economy like I did before."

3. False claims on Trump trade deficit
Harris claimed "the Trump administration resulted in a trade deficit" that was "one of the highest we've ever seen in the history of America." This is patently false.
The trade deficit climbed to around $653 billion in Trump's final year as president, in part because of depressed global demand for U.S. goods and services and a U.S. economy that recovered sooner than most other developed economies.
But the trade deficit never rose to the levels seen under former President George W. Bush or the Biden-Harris administration.

4. Putin can "do whatever the hell he wants"
Harris claimed that Trump told Russian President Vladimir Putin that he could "do whatever the hell he wants and go into Ukraine." This is false. Trump never told Putin he could do "whatever the hell he wants," and he never told Putin he could invade Ukraine.
To add insult to injury, this false claim is also coupled with stark gaslighting, given that Putin appears to be doing whatever he wants during the Biden-Harris administration - such as invading Ukraine - and not during the Trump administration.

5. "Dictator on day one" hoax
Harris claimed that Trump "wants to be a dictator on day one." This is false. Trump has never said this.
Oddly, Harris attempted to justify her false claim by making another false claim (the aforementioned erroneous claim coupled with gaslighting), which was that the 45th president told Putin he could "do whatever the hell he wants."
Remarkably, Harris failed to mention that Putin has actually been doing whatever he wants during the Biden-Harris administration.

6. Blaming botched Afghanistan withdrawal on Trump
In another example of never before seen levels of gaslighting, Harris blamed her and Biden's disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal on Trump.
After being asked point blank, "Do you believe you bear any responsibility in the way that withdrawal played out?" Harris segued to talking about Trump's communications with the Taliban, suggesting that the Biden-Harris administration is not responsible for its own botched Afghanistan withdrawal.
This is not the first time Harris falsely claimed Trump is responsible for her and Biden's botched Afghanistan withdrawal. Last week, her campaign tried to blame it on Trump - even though it happened seven months after he left office - claiming he didn't give the Biden-Harris administration any "plans" on what to do.

7. Putin "would be sitting in Kyiv"
Harris claimed Putin "would be sitting in Kyiv with his eyes on the rest of Europe" if Trump were president. This is false.
Russia under Putin invaded neighbors during the George Bush, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden administrations, but never during the Trump administration.

8. "Bloodbath" hoax
Harris also repeated the "bloodbath" hoax, falsely claiming that Trump called for a "bloodbath" if he lost the election.
This is a long-debunked hoax, as Trump was referring to the car industry.

9. Abortion "monitor" hoax
Harris claimed that Trump wanted an abortion "monitor." This is false. Trump has never said anything like that.
This is not the first time Harris has used this false statement. Breitbart News fact-checked this claim when she made it at the Democratic National Convention. Notably, Harris has never provided the basis for her claim, which is calculated to scare voters, but is simply fictitious.
While making this claim, Harris also uttered another false claim that Trump seeks to implement a "national abortion ban." Trump has repeatedly stated that he would not sign a federal abortion ban. Additionally, abortion is not a federal issue. It is a state issue.

10. Rental property hoax
Harris claimed that Trump "refused to rent property to black families." This is false.
The claim has been made for years, but it has never been proven. In 2016, the Associated Press did a fact check on the claim, reporting that Trump and his father settled a government lawsuit about it with no admission of fault.

11. Central Park Five "execution" hoax
Harris claimed that Trump called for the "execution" of the Central Park Five. This is false.
Trump never specifically called for the "execution" of the Central Park Five defendants. Breitbart News fact-checked this claim when Democrats made it at their convention last month.

12. "Suckers and losers" hoax
Harris alluded to the "suckers and losers" hoax by claiming that Trump had disparaged the military, including the fallen. This is false.
The false claim that Trump called dead soldiers "suckers and losers" is a familiar hoax that has also been repeated by President Joe Biden. It stems from a report by the left-wing Atlantic, which has never been directly corroborated, and has been refuted by many eyewitnesses.

13. False fracking claims
Harris claimed she never called to ban fracking. This is false, as she explicitly called to end fracking when running for president in 2019.

14. False oil production claims
Harris claimed that the Biden-Harris administration ramped up oil production. This is false. The Biden-Harris administration has actively worked to curb domestic oil production.
Early in the administration, Biden ordered the secretary of the Interior Department to halt new oil and natural gas leases on public lands and waters, and review existing permits for fossil fuel development. In 2023, the Biden-Harris administration canceled oil leases sold by the Trump administration in the Alaskan wildlife refuge and blocked new drilling.

15. National Sales Tax
Harris accused Trump of proposing a national sales tax. This is false. President Trump has not proposed a national sales tax.
During the debate, Harris referred to a "Trump sales tax" and claimed it would add 20 percent to the cost of goods. She was likely referring to Trump's proposal to raise tariffs on imports.
But tariffs are paid by companies that import goods from abroad and not by consumers. They are not a sales tax.

16. Distorting unemployment figures
Harris claimed that Trump "left us the worst unemployment since the Great Depression." This is false, as unemployment was 6.4 percent in January 2021, not far from full employment, when Trump left office.

17. "I was raised middle-class"
Harris claimed she had a middle-class upbringing, saying, " I was raised as a middle-class kid, and I am actually the only person on this stage who has a plan that is about lifting up the middle class and working people of America."
This is mostly false. Harris had a rich Canadian upbringing, growing up in Westmount a majority English neighborhood in the French province of Quebec.
Amusingly, Harris made her "middle-class" claim while completely dodging the question, "Do you believe Americans are better off than they were four years ago?" - and again, ABC moderators never brought her back on track to the question at hand.

18. "Terminating" the Constitution
Harris claimed that Trump wants to "terminate" the U.S. Constitution. This is false. Trump does not want to "terminate" the Constitution and has refuted this lie himself.
Her claim likely stems from Trump's reaction in 2022 to a bombshell New York Post report that the Democrat Party colluded with what was then known as Twitter to suppress the Hunter Biden laptop story ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
"The Fake News is actually trying to convince the American People that I said I wanted to ‘terminate' the Constitution," Trump said in a 2022 Truth Social post. "This is simply more DISINFORMATION & LIES, just like RUSSIA, RUSSIA, RUSSIA, and all of their HOAXES & SCAMS."
"What I said was that when there is ‘MASSIVE & WIDESPREAD FRAUD & DECEPTION,' as has been irrefutably proven in the 2020 Presidential Election, steps must be immediately taken to RIGHT THE WRONG," Trump added.

19. "Sold us out" to China
Harris claimed that Trump "sold us out" to the Chinese government with policies that "ended up selling American chips to China." This is false.
The Trump administration blocked the takeover of an American semiconductor maker by a Chinese investor, restricted exports to China's top chipmaker, and largely limited sales to China and even to third countries who do business with Chinese companies considered a national security threat, such as the telecommunications company Huawei.
In another example of blatant gaslighting, the Biden-Harris administration reportedly started greenlighting third party suppliers to sell chips to Huawei in 2021.

20. "Not one" troop in any war zone
Harris claimed there are currently no active-duty troops in any combat zone anywhere around the world for the first time this century. This is false.
There are currently active duty U.S. troops deployed to Iraq and Syria who have been under frequent attack by Iran-backed militia forces over the past year. There are also thousands of active-duty U.S. sailors deployed to the Middle East who are facing attacks by drone strikes and missiles fired by the Iran-backed Houthi forces in Yemen. Earlier this year, three U.S. soldiers were killed on the border of Syria by Iran-backed forces.

21. Taking guns away
Harris claimed that she and her running mate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) "are not taking anyone's guns away." This is false. Harris has campaigned on banning AR-15s and other guns that Democrats label "assault weapons."
Just last month, during their first campaign event together, Harris and Walz pushed for a ban on AR-15s and other guns.
While ABC's debate moderators Linsey Davis and David Muir failed to fact-check the plethora of false claims and hoaxes uttered by Harris, they frequently tried to fact-check Trump, with Muir even bizarrely fact-checking a joke the 45th president had previously made.

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Breitbart Business Digest: The Economic Numbers That Matter for any Trump-Harris Debate
Source: Breitbart An Economic Data Crib Sheet for the Presidential Debate
The economy is likely to be a key battleground in the debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in Philadelphia on Tuesday night. It is the top issue for a plurality of Americans and one of Harris's key weaknesses in opinion polls. Here are some of the key facts about the economy under the Trump administration and the Biden-Harris administration that should exploit in any debate. In order to allow for a fair assessment of the economic performance and policies of Trump and Harris, we've tried to take out the effect of the pandemic by excluding 2020 and sometimes 2021 from our calculations. Sometimes this benefits Trump: we've excluded the massive job losses in 2020. Sometimes it benefits Biden: we excluded the deficit spending of 2021 because it includes emergency pandemic measures.

• Inflation
  • Peak Inflation for Trump: 2.85%
  • Peak Inflation for Biden-Harris: 8.98%
  • This is measured by the year-over-year increase in the consumer price index.
  • Alternatively, we can measure the highest annualized rate of inflation in any month.
  • Peak annualized inflation for Trump: 6.3% in September 2017
  • Peak annualized inflation for Biden-harris: 16.05% in June 2022
  • The pain caused by inflation is not, however, entirely captured by the peak rate. The cumulative effect of inflation matters as well. Here we measure it from February at the start of the term through July of the fourth year, the most recent available for the Biden-Harris administration.
  • Cumulative Trump Inflation: 5.9%
  • Cumulative Biden-Harris Inflation: 19%
  • The price of groceries has been a particular sore spot for many voters. Again, we measure this from February of the first year through July of the fourth year of each presidency.
  • Cumulative Trump grocery inflation: 6%
  • Cumulative Biden-Harris grocery inflation: 20.9%
  • Rent is another focus of inflation that is squeezing many American households.
  • Rent increase under Trump: 12.5%
  • Rent increase under Biden-Harris: 22.1%
  • Finally, we can measure inflation by how long it stays elevated above the Fed's two percent target.
  • Months of PCE inflation above two percent under Trump: 5
  • Months of PCE inflation above two percent under Biden-Harris: 40
• Manufacturing Employment
  • Manufacturing Jobs Added under Trump: 414,500
  • Manufacturing Jobs Added under Biden-Harris: 138,000
  • This measures jobs from the peak of the prior presidency to the peak of the relevant administration. This allows us to exclude the pandemic and its rebound, better capturing the effect of each administration's policies.
  • Growth of Manufacturing Jobs under Trump: 3.5%
  • Growth of Manufacturing Jobs Under Biden-Harris: 1.07%
• Jobs and Wages
  • The pandemic caused a massive spike in unemployment in 2020. We have excluded that from our calculations by measuring employment at the peak of the prior presidency to its peak during the relevant administration. So, for Trump, this is measured as the peak under Barack Obama to the peak under Trump. For Biden, it is measured form the peak under Trump to the peak under Biden-Harris.
  • Trump employment growth: 6.5 million
  • Percent Trump employment growth: 4.3%
  • Biden-Harris employment growth: 2.6 million
  • Percent Biden-Harris employment growth: 1.7%
  • Inflation has badly eaten away at the wage gains of American workers. Here we measure average hourly earnings from February of the first year of each presidency through July of the fourth year, the most recent data available for Biden-Harris.
  • Trump wage gain: 6.46%
  • Biden-Harris wage gain: 5.17%
  • If we excluded managerial and white collar employees, the pain caused by inflation is even worse. Here are the wage gains for production and nonsupervisory workers.
  • Trump wage gain: 6.54%
  • Biden-Harris wage gain: 0.00%
• The Border Crisis and American Jobs
  • Immigration is perhaps the only issue that rivals inflation and the economy for the public’s attention in this election.
  • Foreign born population growth under Trump: 2.2%
  • Foreign born population growth under Biden-Harris: 12.6%
  • Much of the job growth under the Biden-Harris administration has gone to foreign-born workers. Here we measure the growth of employment of foreign born workers from the start of the Trump administration through February of the third year and from the pre-pandemic peak under Trump through the most recent month. This allows us to exclude the effect of the pandemic.
  • Foreign-born employment growth under Trump: 7.5%.
  • Foreign-born employment growth under Biden-Harris: 14.2%.
  • We can also measure the growth of foreign employment in the U.S. as a percentage of total employment. Here again we exclude the pandemic period, when foreign-born employment crashed.
  • Foreign-born workers as a percentage of all U.S. workers under Trump: 17.4%
  • Foreign-born workers as a percentage of all U.S. workers under Biden-Harris: 19.6%
• Budget Deficits
  • Trump and his running-mate Sen. JD Vance (R-OH) have frequently argued, with ample evidence, that the Biden-Harris administration’s deficit spending fueled runaway inflation. To measure the deficit fairly, we have excluded 2020 and 2021, since those years were arguably heavily impacted by the pandemic. Excluding 2020 benefits Trump's numbers and excluding 2021 benefits Biden's.
  • Trump average budget deficit 2018-2019: $809 billion
  • Biden-Harris average budget deficit 2022-2023: $1.5 trillion
  • The budget deficit is arguably more relevant as a percentage of the total economy. So, here is the deficit as a percent of GDP.
  • Trump budget deficit as share of GDP in 2018: 3.8%
  • Trump budget deficit as share of GDP in 2019: 4.6%
  • Biden-Harris budget deficit as share of GDP in 2022: 5.3%
  • Biden-Harris budget deficit as share of GDP in 2023: 6.2%
• Economics Growth
  • The GDP figures are wildly skewed by the pandemic collapse, when the economy contracted by 2.2 percent, and the rebound, when it grew by 5.8 percent. Here we present figures showing the first three years of the Trump administration compared with the first three years of the Biden administration. We also include the Biden figure excluding the pandemic rebound.
  • Average economic growth in first three years of Trump administration: 2.7%
  • Average economic growth in first three years of Biden-Harris administration: 3.4%
  • Average economic growth under Biden-Harris excluding 2021 pandemic rebound: 2.2%
• The Stock Market and Interest Rates
  • Average return of S&P 500 in first three years of Trump administration: 16.3%
  • Average return of S&P 500 in first three years of Biden-Harris administration: 12.3%
  • Peak 30-year mortgage interest rate under Trump: 4.94%
  • Peak 30-year mortgage interest rate under Biden-Harris: 7.76%

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Kamala *CLAIMS* she would cut taxes for middle-class families
FACT: She voted AGAINST Trump's tax cuts which doubled the child tax credit, delivered wage increases to 6M Americans, & saved the typical family $2,000 in taxes.

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Kamala *CLAIMS* she would make housing more affordable
Why hasn't she already done it in the 4 years she's been in the White House?
Kamala's plan is to give illegals $25K of YOUR tax dollars to buy homes and drive up costs for American citizens
The cost? $200 billion.

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Kamala *CLAIMS* her plan would grow small business
Her "plan" is to institute a higher business tax rate than Communist China. She wants communist-style controls over the food supply.
Even CNN admits it's insane [X]

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Kamala *CLAIMS* her plan would bring down costs
What? Prices have risen by over 20% under Harris:

• Electricity +32%
• Car Insurance +54%
• Groceries +22%
• Rent +22%

If Kamala could lower prices, why hasn't she done it already?

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Kamala *CLAIMS* she has a plan to bring down healthcare costs
FACT: Kamala was the first Democrat to co-sponsor Bernie Sanders' socialist health care plan, which would cost over $32 trillion and raise taxes on the middle class.
She will BAN private health insurance

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Kamala *CLAIMS* she would protect Social Security and Medicare
It's a total LIE. Her plan is to turn millions of illegals into American citizens and give them Social Security and Medicare.
That will single-handedly KILL those programs - that you've worked hard to pay into.

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Kamala *CLAIMS* she would lower energy costs
That's insane. Kamala's plan is to BAN all gas-powered vehicles, ban fracking, and force her insane Green New Deal agenda on every American.
It would send energy costs THROUGH THE ROOF!

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Kamala even *CLAIMS* she would secure the border
Kamala is the border czar who intentionally unsecured the border, imported 20M illegals - including terrorists, murderers, & rapists, and is attempting to turn them into American citizens with voting rights and benefits.

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Kamala *CLAIMS* she would take the fentanyl epidemic seriously
She doesn't care. Since Harris took office, roughly 32.4 TONS of fentanyl have crossed the southern border, enough to kill roughly 14.7 billion people.
Fentanyl deaths are up 94% since 2019

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Kamala's "policy" page has no policy - just catchphrases
But Americans already know what Kamala will do with 4 more years in the White House. She said it best: her values haven't changed.
If Kamala could fix ANY of the problems she's created, why hasn't she done it already?

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Kamala Harris claims she wants to cut taxes for middle class families
But here's what's in her plan: IRS Audits for working families: Getting audited is a horrendous experience, even if you've done nothing wrong. Harris cast the tie-breaking vote to hire 87,000 IRS agents to audit more people. As recently as last summer, 63% of new audits fell taxpayers earning less than $200,000.
Read a detailed analysis by J.D. Vance of her tax plan [PDF]

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A stirring rendition of the National Anthem. Question is, whose anthem?

Pro-Hamas rioters crashed Democrats' morning meeting, burned an American flag, and clashed with law enforcement for yet another day.

Democrats opened a third layer of walls outside their convention as they leave our southern border wide open.

Andy Beshear wished for a member of JD Vance's family to become pregnant due to rape, refused to apologize - then insisted "everyone deserves respect."

Democrats butchered the National Anthem - to put it mildly.

Walz claimed it's "weird behavior" to criticize a chronic liar like him.

Doug Emhoff delivered the most unremarkable speech ever.

Speakers attempted to paint Kamala as tough-on-crime, but ignored the reality of her "progressive," soft-on-crime past.

Michelle Obama admitted she had a "palpable sense of dread" until she and her fellow elites conspired to boot Crooked Joe Biden off the ticket.

Cori Bush - disgraced, defeated Squad member and pro-Hamas lunatic - nominated Kamala from the convention floor.

Chuck Schumer unveiled the cringiest dance imaginable.

Bernie Sanders admitted "too many of our fellow Americans are struggling" under Kamala.

Bernie Sanders admitted most Americans "live paycheck to paycheck" under Kamala.

Democrats railed against billionaires, then had a billionaire speak on stage.

Delegates demonstrated a severe lack of awareness for who has been running the country for the past three-and-a-half years.

J.B. Pritzker tried to gaslight Americans into thinking Kamala - who wants trillions in new taxes, a carbon tax, a higher business tax than socialist Venezuela, and much more - wants to cut taxes.

Democrats played a montage of Kamala casting the tie-breaking vote on Democrats' massive spending - which caused the runaway inflation under which Americans are still suffering.

Democrats featured a disgruntled, disgraced former press secretary who never actually held a press briefing.

Shawn Fain claimed Americans' outrage at Kamala's unprecedented border crisis is "manufactured."

Panelists inadvertently made the case for re-electing President Trump.

Delegates couldn't even fake energy.

The convention floor descended into chaos (again).

Even more cringe was on display.

The convention was a logistical nightmare (again).

Kamala's incompetent spokesman denied she needed to do more to outline her positions to voters.

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