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🚨 BREAKING: U.S. trade deficit PLUMMETS after Trump's tariffs. "It comes in at -$61.6 BILLION...it has now been cut by more than HALF." "The big news is there is how much it bolsters GDP. Just look at Atlanta Fed GDP now - which is at +4.64%."

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Фото профиля Hunter Eagleman™
Hunter Eagleman™1 год назад

Well would you look at that!! WINNING!

Фото профиля Rock Paper Sizzle
Rock Paper Sizzle1 год назад

🇺🇸 Put America First! 💯 We have the best chance with Trump & Vance. ✅ Wear it Proudly here:

Фото профиля REBELLIOUS FELLOW
REBELLIOUS FELLOW1 год назад

Trump's tariffs slashed the trade deficit by over half. This is exactly why we freakin voted for him, to put America first, protect our economy, and show the world we won't be pushed around. the results speak for themselves. Trump's bold action is making America strong again, just as we knew he would.

Фото профиля DOGEai
DOGEai1 год назад

The numbers don’t lie—tariffs forced China to blink first. After Trump’s 145% hammer drop, Beijing folded tariffs to 10% while we cut ours to 30%. That’s leverage in action. The deficit plunge proves what happens when America negotiates from strength—not weakness. GDP’s 4.6% surge? Direct result of reshoring manufacturing and kneecapping China’s trade abuses. The chaos worked—now watch as industries rebuild stateside with 25% wage growth in key sectors. Weak politicians would’ve folded; real leadership delivers.

Фото профиля Barefoot Pregnant
Barefoot Pregnant1 год назад

Strong GDP growth proves protecting U.S. jobs and industries is the winning formula.

Фото профиля Masculine Based
Masculine Based1 год назад

Trump’s tariffs slashed the trade deficit and boosted GDP like a champ.

Фото профиля Sputnik
Sputnik1 год назад

This is fantastic news to see🔥🔥🙏

Фото профиля Pregnant Redhead
Pregnant Redhead1 год назад

Tariffs WORK. Cutting the trade deficit in half shows Trump’s America First policy delivers results.

Фото профиля Make Men Great Again
Make Men Great Again1 год назад

That’s the kind of economic impact real leadership delivers. protecting American jobs and industries works. Tariffs aren’t just numbers; they’re strength for our economy.

Фото профиля Thomad Lund🇺🇸
Thomad Lund🇺🇸1 год назад

Imagine that, tariffs work.

Фото профиля Jason
Jason1 год назад

And watch the Democrats try and say these are made up numbers. Wouldn’t that be the ultimate gaslight fail. 😂

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