Trump’s Accomplishments: Here’s COMPREHENSIVE LIST the Media Buries While Cowardly Republicans Run From His Record

Do the job the media refuses to do: Get this list out there. Share it on social media, email it to friends and family, bring it up at the water cooler—use every part of your sphere of influence. Don’t assume people know what Trump has accomplished. Put the facts in their hands. Fashion yourself a Paul Revere – an army of Davids.

Reality versus propaganda—that is what’s at stake in the upcoming election. Actual news is ignored, inconvenient facts are buried, and the legacy media pounds out the same politically useful narratives until repetition passes for truth. Voters are being asked to judge a reality the press refuses to report honestly.

And what do too many Republican candidates do? They retreat. Frightened by left-wing polling they should be scrutinizing, they distance themselves from Trump—the very man who brought voters into their party and gave them a fighting chance. They mistake surrender for strategy and timidity for sophistication. You cannot win an argument you are afraid to make.

Meanwhile, Democrats close ranks, even around pro- terror, Soros candidates whose apologetics should make them politically untouchable. Their candidates can embrace extremism and still count on the party to defend them. Republicans have no such resolve for the president their own voters elected.

If the GOP loses, its leadership will have to answer for failing the people who put it in power. Voters did their part. They showed up, endured the smears, donated, organized, and delivered a mandate. They expected Republicans to use the authority they were given—to fight, deliver, and defend the agenda they campaigned on.

Instead, the Senate under John Thune has been a disaster of squandered opportunity. A majority is supposed to produce results. What good is winning power if your leaders remain afraid to exercise it? What good is a mandate if it disappears into procedural excuses and endless accommodation?

Republican voters did not work this hard to elect spectators. They did not give the party a majority so its candidates could run away from Trump while its Senate leadership frittered away the opportunity to govern.

We did our part. They owe us results. If they squander this election through cowardice and division, they should spare us the lectures about what the voters should have done differently. The voters delivered. The failure will belong to leaders whose retreats aided the very opposition they were elected to defeat.

Here’s a partial list of what Trump accomplished:

• Record household income: Median household income reached $87,500 in 2025, an all-time high.
• Record-low poverty: Poverty rates fell to an all-time low.
• Strong employment: Low layoffs and firings, with historically low unemployment claims.
• Manufacturing and construction growth: Both sectors are reported to be surging.
• Record oil production: Domestic oil output reached an all-time high.
• Growing retirement savings: Average 401(k) balances rose $25,000, benefiting plans held by more than 100 million Americans.
• Higher income after inflation: Real median household income increased $6,600 during Trump’s first term and another $2,000 during his second term so far.
• Tax-cut savings: The authors estimate Trump’s tax cuts add at least $2,000 annually to middle-class disposable income.
• Nearly $10,000 in added purchasing power: The authors estimate the combined income gains and tax savings across Trump’s time in office total just under $10,000 for a median-income family
• USAID and the “Institute for Peace” closed
• Negative net migration for the first time in 50 years
• Treasury Will Auto-Enroll 60 Million Children in Trump Accounts
• The U.S. military withdraws from Iraq over 2 decades after its invasion.
• 2.6 million+ illegal aliens removed (including 650,000 arrests and 400,000 convicted criminals) + 2 million self-deportations induced by ending incentives
• Fentanyl trafficking crushed 56%+; overdose deaths down 21% monthly since inauguration
• Laken Riley Act signed and aggressively enforced
• Catch-and-release ended (99.9% drop); zero releases into the U.S. for eight straight months
• Record-low border encounters; Darién Gap migration cut 99%
• Largest one-year homicide drop in U.S. history; violent crime (rapes, robberies, assaults) down significantly
• Targeted crime operations in major blue cities delivering record-low murders in several metros
• Law enforcement officer deaths down 25%
• Tren de Aragua, MS-13, and other cartels dismantled; international drug cartels designated as foreign terrorist organizations
• Antifa designated a domestic terrorist organization
• Gas under $3/gallon in 43 states; record U.S. energy production and exports at all-time highs
• 654,000+ new private-sector jobs (all net gains to native-born Americans); 671,000+ jobs added since January 2025
• 4.3% GDP growth in Q3 2025; largest blue-collar wage growth in 60 years; real earnings up ~$1,100 annually
• Inflation tamed to ~2.4% core CPI (down ~70% from Biden peak)
• One Big Beautiful Bill passed (July 2025) — making 2017 tax cuts permanent, No Tax on Tips, Trump Accounts for newborns, senior deductions
• $5T+ in deregulation savings + $215 billion in government efficiency cuts ($1,335 per taxpayer)
• $10T+ in reshored/domestic investments secured
• Trade deficit at lowest level since 2009; $300 billion+ in tariff revenues collected; predatory global tariffs shifted in the US’s favor for the first time in modern history
• Stock market record highs
• Gaza ceasefire + hostage release secured; 12-Day War (Israel-Iran) ended; multiple additional peace deals/accords (Armenia-Azerbaijan, India-Pakistan, DRC-Rwanda, Cambodia-Thailand, Kosovo-Serbia, Egypt-Ethiopia)
• Iran’s nuclear capability destroyed + maximum pressure campaign (450+ sanctions designations)
• NATO allies leaping toward 5% GDP defense spending
• OPEC dismantling
• 85+ detained Americans released; Abraham Accords expanded
• Strikes on Houthis, Iranian assets, and narcoterrorist vessels; Nicolás Maduro captured
• South America shifts rightwards; Europe shifts rightwards
• Record military recruitment goals met; largest military investment in decades with AI integration; F-47 sixth-generation fighter unveiled
• VA backlog reduced 60%; 3 million disability claims processed; 51,936 homeless veterans housed; benefits restored for vaccine-mandate discharges
• Transgender enlistment barred; DEI eliminated across military and federal agencies
• Over 269 executive orders signed in the term (230 in first year alone — highest first-year total since FDR); 81 memoranda + 158 proclamations
• DOGE-driven bureaucracy cuts; IRS IT budget savings of $2B; wasteful contracts eliminated; federal retirement system automated and brought out of a literal coal mine
• DEI discrimination banned in federal contracting and agencies; race-based hiring ended
• DEI outlawed for college admissions; colleges’ patent revenue shared with taxpayers who funded it
• Federal ‘boards’ and ‘commissions’ fired and replaced with conservatives
• Washington, DC beautified; reflecting pool refinished
• Gender ideology extremism curbed in schools, medicine, and government (minors protected from chemical/surgical procedures); girls’ sports protected from creeps
• MAHA reforms launched: Presidential Commission established; Most Favored Nation drug pricing with 16+ major pharma companies; 8 artificial food dyes phased out (40%+ industry compliance); Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act; marijuana reclassified to Schedule III; childhood vaccine schedule revised from 72 to 11 consensus shots; expanded IVF access; $50M autism initiative; new whole-foods dietary guidelines
• Massive firings at CDC, FDA, NIH of sold-out scientists; Ralph Baric and EcoHealth debarred; even some arrests
• Withdrew from WHO
• Crypto regulatory framework via GENIUS Act; Strategic Bitcoin Reserve created; Operation Choke Point 2.0 ended
• Sanctuary city funding cuts implemented
• Election integrity and citizenship verification measures expanded nationwide; USPS program pending; SAVE Act drafted and run at Congress several times now
• Energy dominance unleashed: National Energy Emergency declared; 6,000+ drilling permits approved (55% increase); 13.1 million acres opened for coal leasing; record LNG exports (>100 million tons); nuclear projects advancing toward online status; major energy export deals ($100B South Korea, $200B Japan); Paris Agreement withdrawal
• US becomes a net oil exporter for the first time in history
• Trump Accounts launched for newborns with federal seed funding + corporate matching
• Farmer aid secured; skilled trades and domestic manufacturing (semiconductors, autos, heavy equipment) expanded
• Over 100,000 fraudulent visas revoked; 275,000 illegal aliens removed from Social Security rolls; benefits terminated for 1.4 million illegal aliens; H1-B crackdowns and $100,000 application fees
• 62,000+ missing migrant children rescued; Alien Enemies Act invoked against gangs
• Vice-president-led welfare fraud task force recovering billions and making mass arrests
• $2B sent to rebuild Western North Carolina
• Massive AI, space, and nuclear investment projects
• John Bolton convicted. James Comey arrested. John Brennan under investigation (probably facing a grand jury).
• RussiaGate grand jury set up and running in Florida
• DOJ/ODNI seized Fulton County 2020 ballots. Trump is still working on Plans B, C, D, etc., with a ‘new’ integrity announcement scheduled as soon as tomorrow night.

Trump and Republicans can win the ‘affordability’ battle — here’s how

By: NY Post, October 1, 2026:

What a paradox: Almost all US economic indicators are strong today, and America’s economy is the envy of the world — yet consumers, stressed by gas prices at almost $4.50 a gallon, are in a bad mood.

That’s why Republicans need to go bold and sell the good news about President Donald Trump’s economy to voters.

After all, median household incomes jumped to an all-time-high of $87,500 in 2025, while poverty rates fell to an all-time low.

The latest jobs numbers show very low numbers of firings and layoffs, and record low sign-ups for unemployment benefits, as manufacturing and construction surge.

The Energy Department just announced that domestic oil production is at all-time record levels, thanks to Trump’s “drill, baby, drill” policies.

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Meanwhile the 401(k) plans held by more than 100 million Americans, a useful gauge of household wealth, are up an average of $25,000 — after losing $24,000, in real terms, under former President Joe Biden.

But elections are about tomorrow, not yesterday — so celebrating these gains, strong as they are, isn’t enough to convince voters to stay the course.

And while the $5,000 government “dividend” payment that Trump floated in September may be a political non-starter, there’s a better way.

Republicans should pledge a sustainable “financial dividend” by continuing to slash taxes for middle-class families — expanding the work they started in their One Big Beautiful Bill a year ago.

That means making the bill’s individual tax cuts (tax-free tips, overtime and Social Security payments) permanent, along with 100% permanent depreciation for machinery, equipment, plants and data centers — pro-growth incentives that will expand the jobs boom.

They should also eliminate the unfair capital-gains inflation tax on stocks and homes, which would free up supply and make buying a new home less expensive.

This tax-slashing agenda will offer a sharp and much-needed contrast in the midterm elections, as Democrats keep pushing to raise tax rates.

They’re stumping all over the country promoting the Bernie Sanders line, replete with big-government, free-lunch socialist solutions.

If the GOP argues instead for free-enterprise prosperity, it’ll make a clear case for voters to choose the alternative that’s demonstrably best for family finances.

That’s because Trump’s agenda already has delivered high financial returns for families.

Trump’s affordability track record is outstanding.

In his first term, real median household income rose by $6,600 — and only the COVID lockdowns of 2020 kept that from becoming a nearly $8,000 median “dividend” per family.

Compare that to Biden, who oversaw a paltry $500 gain in median family income during his four years in the White House.

So far, through the first year and a half of Trump’s second term, real median income is up an additional $2,000 — that’s above inflation.

These are also pretax numbers: Including the value of the Trump tax cuts adds at least $2,000 more to middle-class annual disposable incomes.

Add it all together and we estimate — based on Census numbers and the value of the Democrat-opposed Trump tax cuts — that the median-income family has gained just under $10,000 in purchasing power in Trump’s first five-plus years in office.

That’s almost 20 times more than Biden delivered in four years.

In fact, most of the affordability crisis that’s driving voter anxiety was created during Biden’s presidency: About 80% in the rise in prices happened from 2021 to 2024, when inflation rose by more than any presidency since Jimmy Carter’s.

GOP candidates should be shouting these numbers from the rooftops — because the media sure won’t.

Republicans, don’t run away from the Trump economic miracle: Celebrate the fact that America is leading the world, thanks to our strategy of successful tax cuts, deregulation and energy dominance.

That’s a strong closing argument in these last few weeks of election season.

Bove list partially assembled by Jeff Childers in his list with this commentary (read it all) 

I told you it was a long list. (And I probably even forgot some stuff.)

Whenever someone posts “we should stay home on voting day because Republicans refused/failed to whatever”— that’s just self-destructive clickbait. As I said, we’ve seen this kind of narrative before. The formula is always the same— cherry-pick whatever issue is in the headlines this week that MAGA is unhappy about and promote that issue above every single good thing that has already been delivered— and delivered over just the first 18 months.

At best, it’s childish petulance of the worst sort; an all-or-nothing, perfectionist obsession that can never, ever be satisfied. At worst, it’s an organized demoralization campaign.

As evidence, the first person I quoted above claimed to have switched parties just last year, when he swore undying loyalty to MAGA after President Trump saved Western North Carolina. His ‘undying loyalty’ was, apparently, conditional and short-lived.

Confusing low-information voters by deliberately ignoring all the Administration’s successes is our political enemies’ job. Don’t do their job.

Maybe it’s just me, but I think any honest conservative with valid complaints would start by acknowledging that “the GOP has delivered a miraculous turnaround, saved the country, and nothing else even comes close,” and then say, “but I’d like them to … (pass the SAVE Act or require paper ballots or deport even more people).” Then, they’d suggest something constructive, like primarying someone or calling Senators’ offices.

But suggesting withholding our vote in the midterms it not constructive. It’s destructive. It sounds like exactly the kind of advice a DSA activist would offer us. Elect a few more socialists! That will teach them!

Look, I’m not accusing all these ‘conservative influencers’ of getting paid to publish the same psyop language as if it were from a template, even though, apparently, there is a lot of that kind of thing happening these days. I’m just saying. Be smart.

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I bet you never thought mild-mannered House Speaker Mike Johnson had it in him. Yesterday, at a Republican Leadership press conference, the Speaker delivered a passionate, historically literate, and persuasive argument against the Democrats and their far-left allies, i.e., the Democratic Socialists of America.

CLIP: House Speaker Mike Johnson explains why the new Democrat party is an existential threat (8:27).

“Our rights come from our Creator, God; they do not come from the government,” Johnson explained, warming up. “The communist believes the opposite. They believe that government of the state is god, and that the state gives you all your rights. And you know what? The state can also take those rights away. And that’s exactly what happens. It’s inevitable in communism.”

All our beloved, muscular, anti-communist Cold Warriors from the last millennium have either retired or died off. The battle-worn GOP relaxed its battle against communism after the fall of the Soviet Union, giving the communists a 30-year ceasefire and time to rebuild and flourish.

But now —finally!— the cease-fire has ended, and we are manning battle stations again. I should have put that on the list.

“These crazy little mini-Mamdanis who are popping up all around the country—” Johnson continued, “they are a danger to you and your family. This is not a game. If they promise you free stuff, there is far more beneath those promises than some of these people understand themselves.”

“There have been a small number of times in the history of America where the actual experiment in self-governance was on the ballot,” the Speaker reminded. “The American people have to decide in November, in a midterm election for Congress and Senate. The barbarians are inside the gate.”

Watch the whole thing. We have only now begun to fight. They haven’t seen anything yet.

🔥 RELATED: Yesterday, the Hill reported the encouraging news, “House GOP breaks weeks-long standoff between Republican leaders and hardliners” The gist was that Speaker Johnson added the SAVE America Act as a rider to the latest National Defense Authorization Act, and Republicans squeaked it through on party lines, 215-211.

They legislatively MIRVed it (a MIRV is a type of missile carrying “multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles.”) True, it will still face all the usual hurdles in the Senate, where even the DST bill’s fate is uncertain. The Senate can still amend the NDAA and remove the Save Act.

But the point is— they aren’t giving up. This game is about shots on goal. You miss every single shot you don’t take.

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Yesterday, Fox News reported the single largest month-to-month drop in inflation since the pandemic. “Sure, energy prices have come down, but everything else is down, too,” National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett said. The Wall Street Journal reported, “ Cooling Inflation, Surging Bank Earnings Power Stocks.”

CLIP: Trump v. Experts = TAW again (1:12).

“This gives the Fed a little bit of room to breathe,” said Ross Mayfield, an investment strategist at Baird. “It’s definitely good news.”

Cooling inflation was the opposite of what 67 experts surveyed by Bloomberg unanimously predicted would happen. “It wasn’t just about energy,” Director Hassett explained, “it’s about all the other things that President Trump is doing to cut costs.”

If the drop represents a trend, not just a blip, then the economy could start moving quickly in a really strong direction. Experts say that will never happen. The Administration’s economic team says that is exactly what is happening. Whom to believe?