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A Year of Constitutional Revival: Trump’s Impact
Liberty Check
President Trump’s first year back in office has delivered a remarkable shift in American policy and economic conditions, following the Biden administration’s expansive regulatory approach. Every major index—from inflation, mortgage rates, gas, to immigration and employment—reflects a return to constitutional principles of limited government and individual prosperity.
“America was ready for a course correction,” as Trump declared at his second-term inauguration.
- Mortgage rates have dropped to around 6.02%, compared to 7.04% a year ago, thanks in part to Trump’s directive for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to purchase $200 billion in mortgage bonds and innovative homebuyer incentives.
- Gas prices are at $2.82 per gallon, falling from the $3.08 average under Biden, as Trump’s energy policy champions domestic production and deregulation, reversing prior restrictions.
- Egg prices have plummeted, now averaging $2.71 per dozen, compared to $4.15 under the last administration, owing to swift agricultural deregulation and biosecurity investment.
Inflation is stabilizing at 2.7%—down from historic highs as Trump prioritizes real wage growth and consumer relief through tax cuts and government restraint. Real GDP is surging, reaching a 4.3% annualized growth rate, with potential for even greater expansion into 2026 under deregulation and repatriated Mmanufacturing.
Illegal immigration has sharply contracted through enforcement-first policy and secure borders, with the foreign-born population dropping by 1.8 million from January 2025 and border crossings down by 95%.
Stay alert, oppose regulatory overreach, and support leadership that honors constitutional liberties and prioritizes American workers’ well-being.
Our freedoms depend on staying vigilant.
