The Trump effect is undeniable. Just three weeks into President Trump's second term, his America First trade policies are already delivering spectacular results that the mainstream media can't ignore – though they'll certainly try to downplay them.
The combined goods and services trade deficit has collapsed by nearly 40 percent, dropping from $83.6 billion in the fourth quarter of 2024 to just $50.7 billion in the same period this year. Even more impressive, the three-month average goods deficit fell to $80.5 billion – a stunning 27 percent decrease from the $109.6 billion deficit we saw under the failed Biden regime.
America First Economics Work
Remember when the so-called "experts" and fake news media told us Trump's tariffs would destroy the economy? Remember when they claimed his trade policies were "reckless" and would hurt American consumers? Patriots, we're witnessing the complete demolition of their globalist propaganda in real time.
Trump's strategic use of tariffs isn't just about collecting revenue – it's about fundamentally reshaping America's relationship with the world. For decades, we've been the suckers in global trade deals, allowing countries like China to flood our markets with cheap goods while blocking American exports. Those days are over.
"We're not going to be the world's piggy bank anymore," Trump promised on the campaign trail, and he's delivering on that promise faster than anyone imagined.
These numbers represent real jobs coming back to America, real manufacturing returning to our shores, and real leverage in negotiations with foreign adversaries who have been ripping us off for far too long.
The Deep State Narrative Crumbles
Watch as the establishment media tries to spin this incredible success story. They'll claim it's a coincidence, or that Biden deserves credit, or that the numbers don't tell the whole story. But Patriots know the truth – America First policies work when you have a president with the backbone to implement them.
This is just the beginning. As Trump's trade team continues to renegotiate deals and hold foreign nations accountable, expect these numbers to get even better. The question isn't whether Trump's economic agenda will succeed – it's how much winning can America handle?