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In this address, President Donald Trump responds to the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, framing it as a “bloodbath” that must be stopped due to the mounting human toll and geopolitical instability.

For years, the Europeans have underestimated President Trump time after time. But at every turn, he’s been right on energy, on NATO, on foreign free writing. It’s time they pay up. That’s why he’s cracking down on foreign countries that don’t pay their fair share for American medicines, renegotiating trade deals for the prescription drugs we invent. President Trump is ending the foreign freeloading, making Europe pay their fair share.

Over two centuries ago, it was England that taxed our tea. Now it’s Brussels trying to regulate our companies. Under new European regulations, American businesses face crushing fines, forced disclosures, and foreign red tape that kills jobs here at home. America’s laws should be written […]

Once again, President Trump is stepping up for hardworking Americans, expanding choice for 401k investments beyond stocks and bonds to include private investments with better returns that have only been available to some. Public pensions have used these tools to build long-term wealth, but they’ve […]

President Trump Rallies House Republicans On Tax Cut And Border Security Bill With Four Votes To Spare
https://dailytorch.com/2025/05/president-trump-rallies-house-republicans-on-tax-cut-and-border-security-bill-with-four-votes-to-spare/

President Donald Trump addressed the House Republican Conference on May 20 in favor of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act that will extend and expand the 2017 Trump tax cuts including no income taxes on tips and overtime plus the boosted deduction for seniors, puts $46.5 billion towards the border wall and removes Medicaid from 1.4 million illegal aliens. The House is currently composed of 220 Republicans and 213 Democrats following the 2024 elections and the death of two Democratic members in 2025, with special elections not until later this year That gives House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) just four votes to spare if Republican members vote in opposition, or up to six votes to spare if Republican members voted present or didn’t vote. That’s a little bit of wiggle room, but not much in terms of getting Republicans’ signature legislation to the Senate and from there to the desk of President Trump. The National Taxpayers Union Foundation finds that income taxes will increase on 80 percent of Americans if the 2017 Trump tax cuts expire. That’s not good. A Public Opinion Strategies-Americans for Prosperity poll conducted April 10 to April 14 that found 80 percent of voters think it would be a really bad time to raise taxes. Especially since President Trump and House and Senate Republicans swept the 2024 elections in part on the promise to extend and expand the Trump tax cuts. The American people are expecting the President’s agenda to get enacted. That’s what they voted for. But do all House Republicans remember?

Trump Approval Still Above His Entire First Term As Democrats Cling To Narrow Congressional Ballot Lead
https://dailytorch.com/2025/05/trump-approval-still-above-his-entire-first-term-as-democrats-cling-to-narrow-congressional-ballot-lead/

“I am confident that we will bring Trump’s popularity numbers and strength down if we keep at it and keep at it and keep at it.” That was Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) on March 19 on PBS News Hour outlining the singular goal of Democrats who are in opposition to President Donald Trump and Republicans who have House and Senate majorities — to “bring down” the President’s approval ratings and hurt Republicans in the 2026 Congressional midterms. President Trump’s approval rating, currently averaging 45.2 percent according to the latest national average by RealClearPolling is still higher than his entire first term of office. 51.7 percent disapprove. In 2017, Trump’s approval averaged 40.5 percent, with disapproval averaging 54 percent. In 2018, it averaged 42.5 percent, with disapproval averaging 53.2 percent. In 2019, it averaged 43.4 percent, with disapproval averaging 53.3 percent. And in 2020, it averaged 44.4 percent, with disapproval averaging 53.1 percent. As far as the 2026 midterms go — again, Trump in his second term can constitutionally no longer face voters — Democrats only have a 2.3 percentage point lead in the generic Congressional ballot, 46.1 percent to 43.8 percent. In 2017 leading into the 2018 midterms, in contrast, Democrats had an 8.2 percentage point lead in the generic Congressional ballot, 44.3 percent to 36.1 percent. And in 2005 leading into the 2006 midterms, Democrats had a 7.3 percentage point lead, 45.7 percent to 38.4 percent. In short, Trump and Republicans in fact are currently having some of their best numbers while Democrats in fact are currently having some of their worst numbers.

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After Trump’s First 100 Days, The Best Is Yet To Come On Taxes, Trade And Immigration As President Promises Biden ‘Overhang’ Will Pass
https://dailytorch.com/2025/04/after-trumps-first-100-days-the-best-is-yet-to-come-on-taxes-trade-and-immigration-as-president-promises-biden-overhang-will-pass/

President Donald Trump’s reacted on Truth Social on April 30 to the latest data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis showing a slight 0.3 percent, annualized decrease of the Gross Domestic Product in the first quarter of 2025 that ended on March 31 prior to the President’s April 2 announcement of reciprocal tariffs suggesting that there is a “Biden overhang” in the economy. He’s got a point. Under former President Joe Biden, the U.S. economy saw peak inflation at 9.1 percent in June 2022, and subsequent, unsurprising increase of unemployment from 5.7 million in January 2023 to 7 million now, a 1.3 million increase. The first signals of a slowdown or recession came in 2022 when the spread between 10-year and 2-year treasuries first inverted, and then the signal for higher unemployment came in 2023 when the inversion began narrowing until the yield curve normalized in 2024. Interest rates are dropping, with 10-year treasuries down to 4.18 percent as of this writing amid a flight to safety as the dollar strengthens. Oil is trading down to $59.53 and so too are other commodities dropping. All of this projects not just lower inflation expectations, but lower growth expectations on the horizon. So, the U.S. economy could be in for a bumpy ride in the near-term. But as President Trump stated, “This will take a while…” but that after that, “when the boom begins, it will be like no other.”

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