Remember when Democrats used to care about the economy? When James Carville famously coined "It's the economy, stupid" to help Bill Clinton win in 1992? Those days seem like ancient history as today's radical left obsesses over pronouns, climate hysteria, and endless identity politics while President Trump delivers real economic results.
Just over one year into Trump's second term, the numbers don't lie. The Trump-Vance administration's America First policies are working exactly as promised, with businesses investing in American workers instead of fleeing to China, energy costs plummeting thanks to domestic drilling, and regulatory burdens lifted from job creators.
But what are Democrats talking about? Still the same tired playbook of race-baiting, gender ideology, and climate alarmism that cost them the 2024 election in spectacular fashion.
Real Results vs. Woke Virtue Signaling
While the Biden regime spent four years weaponizing federal agencies and pushing ESG mandates that crushed small businesses, Trump's DOGE initiative under Elon Musk is slashing government waste and returning power to the people. Secretary of Treasury Scott Bessent's policies are unleashing American economic potential that was suffocated under Democrat control.
"The American people sent a clear message in 2024 - they want jobs, not lectures about their carbon footprint," one GOP strategist told reporters.
The contrast couldn't be starker. Trump focuses on border security that protects American workers, trade deals that benefit American families, and energy independence that strengthens our national security. Meanwhile, Democrats are still trying to convince voters that men can get pregnant and that cow flatulence will end civilization.
Patriots across the country are feeling the difference in their paychecks, at the gas pump, and in their communities as Trump's policies restore prosperity and common sense to Washington.
It really is the economy, stupid. Too bad Democrats forgot their own lesson and chose woke politics over working families. How's that strategy working out for them now?