Trump Wants Republicans to Run on His Record. Is He Sure?

Trump said Republicans should talk about what he has done in a year and a half to “win big.” I sincerely hope you do. Please campaign on: Inflation at 3.4%, energy up 14.7%, and real hourly earnings down 0.2%. National debt above $40 trillion. A signature law projected to add $4.7 trillion to the debt. DOGE promising $2 trillion in savings, then claiming only $110 billion, much of it unverifiable. Americans absorbing nearly 90% of illegal tariff costs. A $434,100 median home price and 6.69% mortgage rate. The Iran war entering its seventh month while the Ukraine war enters its fifth year. Cabinet chaos, military leaders fired or resigning, and experienced officials purged for disloyalty. Emergency abortion protections revoked and reproductive healthcare clinics closing. 75 adverse First Amendment rulings in 93 federal cases. Executive orders repeatedly blocked as unlawful or unconstitutional. Trump’s 34 felony convictions still standing. Only 23% median international confidence in Trump. Historic buildings demolished, park projects abandoned, and a maintenance backlog above $24 billion. More than $356 million spent, appropriated, or projected for pools, monuments, patios, and a butt ugly presidential makeover. 3 partial government shutdowns totaling 161 days. Republicans should put this record on every billboard, debate stage, and campaign flyer. Please tell voters how Trump lowered costs, ended wars, defended freedom, respected the law, protected national treasures, restored competence, and made America respected again. Then explain how he found time for at least 131 golf days, nearly 1 of every 4.5 days in office, while claiming another championship at his own club with a score of 70. Run on the record. America deserves the reminder.