As he kicked off his campaign rally in the heart of Wisconsin earlier this week, former President Donald Trump wasted no time in articulating his intentions to promptly ameliorate President Joe Biden’s inflation-ridden economy. Marking his first appearance outside of New York during a weekday since the start of his legal proceedings, the 45th President was clear in his economic strategy. His declaration, 'The Biden economic crisis will undoubtedly give way to the great resurgence of the Trump economy’ was met with thunderous applause at the Waukesha County Expo Center.

Trump harked back to his tenure, stating, 'Upon leaving the Oval Office, I passed on to Biden an economy that was rebounding at a rapid pace, the quickest ever documented.' He drew attention to the high-flying stock market and affordable fuel prices that he left behind, citing prices as low as $2 a gallon and in some cases, even cheaper. For the conservative audience present, these references were a stark reminder of better times.

He didn’t stop at the fuel prices. He hammered home the prosperity of the housing market during his tenure, as he highlighted the historically low mortgage rate of 2.65%. His lamentations that it has now become a hardship to secure mortgages, even at higher rates of 8 or 9%, seemed to resonate strongly with the crowd. The utter lack of inflation during his term was sharply contrasted with the current Biden’s economic milieu.

Widely regarded as the core Republican candidate, Trump was sharply critical of Biden’s recent budget proposal, an eye-popping $5 trillion increase that incorporates a significant hike in the capital gains tax, according to a Forbes report. This proposed rise in tax would catapult it to an unprecedented 44.5%, the highest ever in U.S. history.

As he kicked off his campaign rally in the heart of Wisconsin earlier this week, former President Donald Trump wasted no time in articulating his intentions to promptly ameliorate President Joe Biden’s inflation-ridden economy. Marking his first appearance outside of New York during a weekday since the start of his legal proceedings, the 45th President was clear in his economic strategy. His declaration, 'The Biden economic crisis will undoubtedly give way to the great resurgence of the Trump economy’ was met with thunderous applause at the Waukesha County Expo Center.
Trump harked back to his tenure, stating, 'Upon leaving the Oval Office, I passed on to Biden an economy that was rebounding at a rapid pace, the quickest ever documented.' He drew attention to the high-flying stock market and affordable fuel prices that he left behind, citing prices as low as $2 a gallon and in some cases, even cheaper. For the conservative audience present, these references were a stark reminder of better times.
He didn’t stop at the fuel prices. He hammered home the prosperity of the housing market during his tenure, as he highlighted the historically low mortgage rate of 2.65%. His lamentations that it has now become a hardship to secure mortgages, even at higher rates of 8 or 9%, seemed to resonate strongly with the crowd. The utter lack of inflation during his term was sharply contrasted with the current Biden’s economic milieu.
Widely regarded as the core Republican candidate, Trump was sharply critical of Biden’s recent budget proposal, an eye-popping $5 trillion increase that incorporates a significant hike in the capital gains tax, according to a Forbes report. This proposed rise in tax would catapult it to an unprecedented 44.5%, the highest ever in U.S. history.

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