Breaking: Sec. Scott Bessent warns Democrats — record refunds, Atlanta Fed GDPNow 5.4%, easing inflation and low gas fuel GOP midterm momentum. What do you think? Comment. According to the U.S. Treasury. (home.treasury.gov)
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Secretary Scott Bessent warned Democrats ahead of the midterms, touting Trump’s economic gains: record tax refunds are expected, the Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow nowcasts 5.4% growth, inflation has eased, and national gas prices are at multi‑year lows. The administration claims the largest tax cuts ever — including exemptions or deductions for tips, overtime, and Social Security income — plus trillions in manufacturing investment, surging capital expenditures, and a strong jobs boom. Officials say this is proof the America First plan is delivering, leaving Democrats rattled as Republicans vow to use the momentum to seize seats in upcoming midterms nationwide, decisively, too.
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