The White House released a promotional document highlighting the Trump administration's achievements and warned that Democratic policies would lead to economic recession and high inflation.
The White House issued a press release reviewing the achievements of the Donald Trump administration, including delivering the largest working-class tax cuts in American history for families, the biggest drop in prescription drug prices in nearly 70 years, creating over 1 million private sector jobs, attracting trillions of dollars in investment, and achieving record-low poverty rates. The press release also warned that radical Democratic policies would lead to a U.S. economic recession, with families spending over $35,000 extra annually, a $22,000 reduction in disposable income, interest rates soaring above 10%, mortgage rates exceeding 12%, inflation potentially reaching 130-160% within a decade, a nearly 20% cut in GDP, and trillions of dollars in Green New Deal costs.
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