President Trump laid out the economic scoreboard on Monday at the Lincoln Memorial. “Personal incomes are the highest in history,” he said. “The poverty rate is at an all-time record low, meaning good. Best poverty rate we’ve had ever in history.”
“American exports are at an all-time high, and more people are working today than at any point in the history of our country,” the President said. “And the United States is now by far the largest supplier of oil and natural gas anywhere in the world.”
Then he added the rest of the map. “We won the war in Venezuela in one day, and we’re taking in hundreds of billions of dollars of oil,” Trump said. On Greenland: “We worked out a great deal. We want to thank Denmark and Europe for making that possible… We got Greenland on an unlimited basis.” Put the U.S. and Venezuela together, he said, and “we have almost 50 percent of the world’s oil.”
The wins are reaching the troops too. “We’ve done it with 1776 for our soldiers, $1,776, and our soldiers got that,” the President said. And the White House highlighted his latest word on energy prices: oil is “DROPPING LIKE A ROCK, down almost $10 a Barrel.”
Record incomes, record-low poverty and American energy dominance: this is the Golden Age, and it is on the ballot Tuesday, Nov. 3.
