Staff Reports
America, it’s time to wake up and smell the surplus. President Trump has achieved something monumental, and the mainstream media is practically ignoring it. Thanks to his economic genius, we have our first budget surplus in ten years. That’s right, folks—$27 billion last month through tariff revenues. Yet liberals are too busy drowning in conspiracy theories to acknowledge this game-changing accomplishment.
The left loves to paint tariffs as the boogeyman for high prices. They latch onto any narrative that diverts attention from economic achievements. But, as any real American knows, it’s all about the dollars and cents in your wallet. Trump faced tough decisions, ones any leader would sweat over, but he’s managed to turn trade imbalances into a win for the United States. It’s time to connect these tariff earnings to tangible benefits for Americans—like more jobs and affordable housing.
Democrats are crawling all over each other trying to figure out how to make Epstein the story of the century. Sure, it sells clicks for them, but what’s it actually doing for the working American? Not much. As far as voters are concerned, they’re more worried about the cost of groceries, not the scandal of the week. Trump needs to pivot public attention to the undeniable gains from his tariff strategy and double down on selling this success as a solution for the affordability crisis.
Trump Is Sitting on a Big, Gigantic PR Goldmine. It’s Time to Cash It In.https://t.co/lcXrDgZ91q
— PJ Media (@PJMedia_com) July 28, 2025
Why aren’t we hammering this home? Imagine a national announcement where President Trump proposes using this tariff windfall to ease the federal debt and invest in rebuilding what globalism stripped away from America’s workers. That’s the kind of vision our nation needs. And what’s the opposition offering? More Twitter meltdowns and needless “investigations.” Typical.
A staggering 63% of voters see through the Democratic circus of incompetence. This is our moment to show that conservative policies not only make sense but deliver results that can be felt across every American home. So, what will it be? Will we squander this golden opportunity, or are we ready to embrace America’s triumph and pave a path as shiny as our newly balanced budget? Only time will tell if common sense prevails over nonsensical liberal theatrics.
