Stephen Moore

@comm4prosperity CoFounder. Host - Moore Money. @WSJ Writer. @club4growth Founder. Trump Economic Miracle author:

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Cheer up, conservatives. The Left may dominate the faculty lounge, but we’re filling the nursery.

Conservative couples are having more babies than liberal couples, and the gap has been widening since the 1970s.

The next generation gives us plenty of reasons for hope.

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Inflation is being blamed for last week’s GOP bloodbath. But compare the first 22 months of each administration.

President Trump’s second term saw prices rise 6%. Biden’s saw prices rise 14%.

Voters are still feeling the residual effects of the failed Bidenomics!

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High gas prices were a GOP killer.

For months, @Comm4Prosperity noted the correlation between higher gas prices and lower stock market returns.

The damage went beyond stocks. As prices climbed, voter support for President @realDonaldTrump and his policies fell.

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.@POTUS called on our trading partners to stop freeloading on American drug innovation. The UK has started to respond. France, Germany, and Japan doubled down. See where these countries stand and how it impacts patient access in @MFPatient's scorecard: https://t.co/E2rW1dJ5KH

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Bernie Sanders talks a lot about good-paying blue-collar jobs. So why is he one of the biggest opponents of data centers and AI in Congress?

Look at the construction and manufacturing jobs tied to America’s new industrial base:

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Europe attracts 7% of global biotech capital. The US attracts 65%. That's what happens when one side of the world sets prices in a way that rewards innovation and the other doesn't. New scorecard from @MFPatient breaks it down: https://t.co/pvNZcGALPS

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The reason homes are expensive? Regulations.

Regulatory costs have soared 40% since 2001 and now top $130,000 per home.

If we’re serious about tackling America’s housing crunch, let’s cut the red tape!

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Made in America. Banned in America.

Braelyn's scans are clear thanks to an American treatment, one she has to fly to the UK to get. In Clemson, she told President Trump her story.

No American should need a passport to get an American treatment. #RightToTry

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Prediction markets are exploding across the country, doing $24 billion in trades each month. Almost $2 billion was traded on the midterms alone.

An analysis of some 2 million Kalshi predictions found that when traders gave an outcome a 30% chance a month out, it happened between 29% and 31% of the time. The one-day odds tracked outcomes even more closely.

You don’t have to trade to benefit from better information.

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Democrats won Tuesday promising lower gas prices.

OK, let’s do it. Right now.

President @realdonaldTrump should address the nation from the Oval Office this week, call for an immediate suspension of the federal gas tax, challenge Democratic governors to do the same, suspend renewable fuel requirements, and extend the suspension of the Jones Act.
https://t.co/7859mhnOD4

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Kids have been whizzing around Disneyland’s Autopia in gas-powered mini-cars for 70 years. 

Now California regulators are making them switch to batteries.

The good news? You can still take a lap in a gas-powered mini-car at Disney World in Florida.

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Bernie Sanders wants to raise taxes on “the rich.” If the goal is to reduce poverty, here’s a number worth considering.

A tenfold increase in the number of billionaires is associated with a 40% decline in poverty.

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The mainstream media keeps pushing the narrative of a K-shaped recovery, but they're leaving out some important facts.

The average family has roughly $2,000 more income to spend since President Trump took office.

And wages are rising fastest for the lowest-income workers.

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The American economy is booming. Construction is strong, manufacturing is growing, and unemployment is low.

Wall Street keeps telling us good economic news is bad news because the Fed might raise rates.

Since when did more Americans working become a problem?

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The Trump economy is creating opportunities for Americans who know how to do things.

Employers need electricians, welders, mechanics and skilled tradesmen, not another generation of gender studies majors.

The jobs are out there. We need workers with the skills to fill them!

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Even in a blue wave election, voters still hate taxes.

California’s “one-time” tax on billionaires looks headed to defeat. Voters had good reason to doubt the tax would be temporary and to worry that wealthy Californians would leave for good.

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One silver lining from election night? Free trade was the biggest winner. 

Voters hated tariff policies, especially in the South and in rural America.

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The economy is growing at almost 3.5%. Real median income hit a record $88,000. Yet voters went to the polls angry about the war, tariffs, ICE raids and the price of gas. 

Republicans felt it all the way down the ballot.

So this is what it feels like to be run over by a truck!

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Welfare caseloads are falling, and the left is furious. 

How far have they fallen? 

Since President Trump took office, food stamp participation has dropped 13% to its lowest level in 17 years!

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On Election Day, maybe a century of progress will cheer you up.

 A hundred years ago, the VCR didn’t exist. Today, “Anyone still have a VCR?” is a punch line. 

Americans have more of nearly everything, yet we’re told we’re in an affordability crisis. Compared to what? Compared to when?